In this episode we discuss a thousand year old Anglo-Saxon cure for MRSA. We also talk about some accidental discoveries and celebrities that have scientific training.
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Intro/Outro music
"Beach Bum", "RetroFuture Clean"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) ... Show More
Feb 2023
Episode 11: Recent Progress in the Treatment of AAV and its Impact on the Outcome of the Patients
In this episode, host Dr. Vladimir Tesar (General University Hospital, Prague) and Dr. David Jayne (Addenbrooke's Hospital, United Kingdom) discuss the roles of various agents in the induction and maintenance treatment of ANCA- associated vasculitis. They will explore the use of ... Show More
15 m
May 2024
Vaccines, squirrels with leprosy, and exoplanet atmospheres
In the news pod, the nanotechnology enabling the production of a new vaccine to immunise against future coronaviruses. Then, how we can use psychedelic treatments without giving patients an unwanted trip, and how it was discovered that squirrels and humans were both living with l ... Show More
33m 8s
Jan 2022
MRSA, The Metaverse & Medical Milestones
We are looking into the science behind the headlines in the first week of 2022 - including a medical update on omicron and how this variant impacts disease severity, a review of some of the top games and gadgets to look out for in the year ahead, a celebration marking 100 years s ... Show More
57m 43s
Jul 2016
I Like to Cupric, Cupric!
This episode we take a closer look at how copper plays an important role in our bodies and learn a little history from the Bronze Age to brewage.
Article: Dioxygen Binding, Activation, and Reduction to H2O by Cu Enzymes
DOI: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.6b01034 Inorg. Chem. 2016, 55, 63 ... Show More
1h 4m
