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When does sitting become bad for health?

James Gallagher visits the lab to explore how much sitting is too much.

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Migraines and Headaches

As we enter a new era of migraine treatments, we answer your head pain questions.

• 28 mins

Inside a sexual assault referral centre

James Gallagher meets the people who help victims of sexual assault.

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What's stopping us from exercising in older age?

An 80-year-old athlete and a team of sports scientists help explain what can hold us back.

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How do cold and flu remedies help when we're ill?

As cold and flu season nears, James finds out what the remedies in his cabinet do to help.

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Living in a Bacterial World

Exploring our microbial metropolis - and is being clean important for good health?

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Bladder, bowels and sex: Learning to live after my mountain accident

Niall McCann on navigating the ups and downs of life with a spinal cord injury.

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Speedy medicine, and is fermented food good for us?

We meet the medics treating people in unusual places, and we talk all things fermented.

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A guide to the perimenopause

How to prepare for the perimenopause and why it鈥檚 not all bad.

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Why recovering from long Covid is a lot like training for the Olympics

We visit the first long Covid clinic to find out what we've learnt about the condition.

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Coffee, nap, rave, repeat...

We discuss how much caffeine is too much, whether you need a nap and day-time raving.

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Can noise harm our health?

We head into the lab to find out how unwanted sound can affect the body and brain.

• 27 mins

Is intermittent fasting good for you?

From weight loss to prolonging life, James Gallagher investigates trending fast diets

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We go on a tick hunt

James goes looking for ticks and asks how worried should we be about them.

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Can insomnia be fixed?

We're joined by a panel of experts to answer your questions on insomnia.

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Are more young people getting cancer?

Following the Princess of Wales鈥檚 diagnosis, we look at disease rates in people under 50.

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What does alcohol do to the body and brain?

James visits the pub to find out what happens when he drinks two pints of lager.

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Is watching sport good for you?

James monitors the physical ups and downs of watching the Euros final in an experiment.

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How can we age well?

James and the Hay Festival audience try to conquer ageing, guided by a panel of experts.

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Can diet and exercise ever replace statins?

Plus, sunburn remedies and how snus might enhance sporting performance

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What should we do about vaping?

Is vaping a tool to quit smoking or a gateway to starting? And why verrucas won't budge.

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Mpox, your statins questions and tick-borne meat allergies

Mpox is classed a public health emergency, statins questions and tick-borne meat allergies

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Cancer vaccine trials and planning for cyber attacks

We meet a patient on a revolutionary cancer vaccine trial, plus planning for cyber attacks

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Changing the lives of children with rare genetic diseases

How gene analysis is impacting treatment and care for children with rare genetic disorders

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How does embarrassment affect your health?

And what can doctors and the NHS do to help alleviate the problem.

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Focus on the breath

Could adjusting your breathing improve your health?

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What next for Alzheimer's treatment?

The first drugs to slow Alzheimer's progression won't be offered on the NHS. What's next?

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Olympian Sir Chris Hoy wants more tests for prostate cancer - should it happen?

Following a terminal cancer diagnosis, Chris wants more testing. We debate the evidence.

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Can supervised toothbrushing fix the children's dental crisis?

Around a third of British children have tooth decay. Is supervised toothbrushing the fix?

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