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by Sorry, I'm Just a medical
A Fortnightly medicine podcast. New episodes on Monday. Found on iTunes, Spotify and everywhere.Each episode in 20 minutes 'a medical student takes you from biology and symptoms to social policy via ethics & history to give you a holistic picture of disease and health.Regular interviews with experts and those on the frontline of Medicine
Episodes
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24: BURNOUT
This week we talk about Burnout. Are millennials a burnout generation? Why is there so much burnout amongst Doctors? Is resileicne the answer ?
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23: Hangovers and Detox
First episode of the year. We discuss the science of hangovers (is there a cure?) and myth of "detoxing"
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22: Best bits of Just a medical student
Happy New Year and after a long 20+ episodes we have some of your best bits. (Chosen by me) A Clip from our very popular interview with Dr Hannah Barham Brown. The Evolution of Sickle cell Anaemia. Science of Napping And Violence reduction
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21: Delivering Babies
A very famous baby was born about now. In this episode, we find out how babies are born. The history of maternal childbirth and the challenges women face in the developing world
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20: World Aids Day
In Honour of Wolrd Aids Day we talk about HIV/AIDS. We talk about how the virus works and how it causes AIDS-defining disease and the damage of stigma in prevention and treatment both in the past and now.
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19: CPR:This Episode is Heart stopping
Cardiac arrest is one of the biggest killers. 15% of all deaths are due to cardiac arrest in the western world. CPR can save lives. But sometimes it isn't the right choice.
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18: The Story of Vaccines
History+Science of Vaccines. We talk about the history of vaccination focusing on Edward Jenner and the rise of the modern anti-vaxxer movement.
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17: Blood thicker than, Sickle Cell Anaemia
In this episode, we explore sickle cell disease a blood disorder most common in those of African descent. We do evolutionary biology, symptoms and culture.
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16: Making Babies
In this episode, we talk all about babies from fertilisation up until the moment of labour. We break it down into cell biology,pregnancy and human rights.
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15: Getting into Medical school: Widening accessibility
We talk about getting into medical school. But rather than application tips we talk inequality, "isms" and the success and failure of trying to make a fair process for selecting future doctors.
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14: Asthma- Catching your Breath
Explainer Episode - We talk about Asthma and the public helth crisis of polluted air.
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13: High Blood Pressure
We talk about Blood pressure and how the body regulates it and what it means to have High blood pressure.
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12: Child Development and Autism
We talk about childhood development and the important mile stones young children need to reach. We also talk about autism its symptoms and its diagnosis.
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11: Depression and what is going on inside our head
In the episode, I talk about the biology of depression, and what we think is going on inside our head. We also talk about how it affects individuals differently.
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10: This Episode is Gluten Free
Gluten-free diets are all the rage. But for some it isn't a fad diet or a choice but part of a very serious Illness called Celiacs Disease. Listen to Find out more
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9: Repeal the 8th. A conversation with a Pro-choice Doctor
Ireland has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the developed world. On the 25th of May that might change. Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon is GP alongside her colleagues and millions of Irish citizens are campaigning for a pro-choice option to Repeal the anti-abortion 8th amendment.
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8: Answers for Youth Violence?
In this 5 minute clip, we talk about some solutions for Youth Violence With an Expert Youth Worker Lucy Knell Taylor
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7: Youth Violence and what we can do.
I speak to an expert in youth violence who works in trauma. She isn't a doctor or a nurse but she helps save peoples lives. Lucy works for the charity Redthreads listen to find out about what she does and how we can prevent violence.
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6: It's actually Lupus
This episode we get behind the meme and talk about Lupus.Find out how it happens and why they always mention it but noone ever gets it Also lots of HOUSE references.
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5: 3 Doctors 3 minutes
Uh Dr you've misspelt penicillin -Ben Janaway I was shellshocked-Dr Hannah Barham-Brown We are now very much in an endgame situation-Consultant Dr Ravi
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4: More than an Ice Bucket Challenge
I talk about Stephen Hawking, Motor neuron disease (MND) and Disability rights, Also, an ethical dilemma on expensive drugs and limited cash.
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3: Call Me Ravi #InterviewSpecial
#InterviewSpecial Interview with Dr Ravi Jayaram, Consultant Paediatrician in Chester and Tv Doc . We talk doom and gloom in the NHS How to become a Paediatrician or how Ravi did it anyway !
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2: This one is for the Insomniacs
Tired? Yeah me too. This week we explain how we sleep and why and what happens when can't sleep properly: Insomnia and Narcolepsy. Chat about the science behind naps (sort of) and what the experts think we need to do to sleep better. An Interview With Dr Ben Janaway Fmr Junior Doctor, Freelance...
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1: Heart Attacks and Broken Hearts
We talk about how heart attacks happen, A curious case of a cardiac problem and interview with Junior Doctor-BMA Rep and Disability activist Hannah Barham Brown
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A Fortnightly medicine podcast. New episodes on Monday. Found on iTunes, Spotify and everywhere.Each episode in 20 minutes 'a medical student takes you from biology and symptoms to social policy via ethics & history to give you a holistic picture of disease and health.Regular interviews with experts and those on the frontline of Medicine
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