General Healthcare

Jonathan reflects on the principles, origins, and history of medical ethics, exploring the moral complexities and real-world risks of not upholding the integrity of these principles.

We explore our shifting attitudes towards addiction, consider the theory of ‘gateway drugs’, and assess why addiction and substance abuse has been on the rise during lockdown.

This episode provides a scientific update on the incidences, risks, and effects of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) in interventional and other procedures…

Jonathan sits down with Mark Barone, Vice President, International Diabetes Foundation, for a discussion about his personal experience with diabetes, how the medical professional can encourage healthier lifestyle choices, and how we can tackle health inequities in diabetes and beyond.

Dr. Miriam Wittmann, Associate Professor, Inflammatory Skin Diseases, The University of Leeds, focuses on COVID-19’s impact on atopic dermatitis.

Jonathan talks to Richard Jenkins, Chief Medical Officer, Emirates, to discuss innovation in healthcare, the impact of COVID-19 on the aviation sector, and how to safeguard the physical and mental health of pilots and cabin crew as they face the greatest challenge to commercial aviation in recent history.

Jonathan reflects on the issue of the men’s health gap, exploring the data behind the disparity, why a health gap exists, and how to engage with male patients to improve diagnosis rates and disease outcomes in the future.

Professor Mark Lawler explores working closely with communities, tailoring approaches for different populations, recruiting celebrities for awareness campaigns, and the impact of COVID-19 on oncology.