Dr Mark Porter examines the hidden conflicts of interest that may affect how your GP or specialist treats you. He discovers that the advice patient groups give you is also not immune to the influences of organisations such as pharmaceutical companies.
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Series that demystifies health issues, separating fact from fiction and bringing clarity to conflicting health advice.
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Folge vom 19.08.2014Conflicted Medicine: Specialists and GPs
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Folge vom 12.08.2014Conflicted Medicine: PharmaceuticalsAre conflicts of interest in medicine out of control and undermining public trust, or an over-hyped concern? Dr Mark Porter investigates the hidden influences affecting your health.
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Folge vom 05.08.2014HIV and MS; Black skin and cancer; Iron overload; Losing your sense of smellDr Mark Porter finds out about the latest research investigating why people with HIV very rarely get multiple sclerosis. What does it mean for the cause of MS and possible future treatments? Also in the programme how much is black skin at reduced risk of skin cancer from exposure to the sun? Why iron overload can often go undiagnosed and the training for the nose that can help recover a lost sense of smell.
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Folge vom 29.07.2014Back pain and paracetamol, blood thinning drugs, drug driving, kidney stonesMark Porter investigates a new research trial which shows that paracetamol doesn't help back pain. And why are blood thinning drugs being overused in NHS hospitals? New laws on limits for driving on prescribed drugs come into force in March 2015. Which prescription drugs are included and what does it mean for people taking them? Also in the programme, can any medications help get rid of kidney stones?