Some of the dieters use a grip-meter to test how much they wa...
Scientists give some of the dieter's a purposefully stressfu...
The scientists test the theory that some people lack a certain amount...
The "cravers" are strapped up with an eye tracker and results are compa...
A game designer discusses gamer welfare when creating games.
The first programme, Anxiety, follow patients through the 18-bed Anxiety Disorders Residential Unit at Bethlem Royal Hospital. This national unit treats...
Update on the 1980s series about a group of young doctors. Radiologist Nick Hollings faces a worrying future as...
Cameras are allowed in Lambeth Hospital Triage ward for the first time. This is the Accident and Emergency of mental health—where patients are at their m...
Freezing embryos offers hope to people faced with being unable to have children of their own.
This edition looks at Mark George, who after years of hard work and deprivation became a top surgeon.
The third programme, Psychosis, films a community mental health team. South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust provides support for more than 35...
Fey Probst is now an A&E consultant who fears today's doctors are being overly fast-tracked.
This edition looks at David Copping, who chose to be a GP when its popularity was at its nadir.
Will Liddell and Ese Stacey found that the life of a GP would change beyond recognition in 20 years.
John is now involved in healthcare management after spells in many different branches of medicine.
After giving up medicine, Jane Gilbert has created a new career for herself in a surprising setting.
Sarah Martindale returns from Australia in the mistaken expectation of a permanent consultant's job.
Documenting the round-the-clock care of Nora, a non-verbal seven year-old with complex disabilities, and what that reveals about the health and social care...
Documentary series about the effect of medicine on life expectancy. How the development and delivery of the smallp...
Michael Mosley and James Wong reveal the delicious science hidden inside our food. Michael begins by trying the first meal m...
Michael Mosley and James Wong reveal the science of our food. James visits the Peruvian Andes to learn how a bitter potato he...
The technology, ethics and human stories of the assisted fertilization revolution.
Documenting the round-the-clock care of Nora, a non-verbal seven-year-old with complex disabilities, and what that reveals about the health and socia...
Documentary series about the effect of medicine on life expectancy. How knowledge gained from the discovery o...
Documentary series about the effect of medicine on life expectancy. Before a vaccine or an effective treatment can com...
Michael Mosley and James Wong explore the effect that our food has on our most important and, in terms of energy consumption,...
Nora spends time at her local children's hospice, where the family learn about the precarious funding model for the children's palliative care sector.
Documentary series about the effect of medicine on life expectancy. How the readiness of communities to engage wi...
A TeachersTV production showing the day of a carer in a retirement home.
An example meal for people who "feast". Once they start, they don't stop so...
Michael explains what happens to the brain when we drink alcohol.
Michael Mosley finds out about alternate fasting where you have specific food on one day and anything you like on the other.
James explains what our amino acids are and how a certain type of sweetcorn can be a good source for them.
Angela Rippon gives a brief introduction to the antibiotic resistance crisis.
Michael Mosley explains how bacteria can naturally evolve to be resistant to an...
Alice finds out that some types of apples are significantly better for us than others...
Emergency doctor Dr Ronx asks why more men than women are dying of Covid-19. Cancer and HIV too. Dr Ronx also challenges many dangerous gender assu...
Alice divulges some facts about one of the nations favourite fruits, the banana.
A look at the pressure that being a carer can have on a child's wellbeing.
A "comfort eater" is shown an MRI of her brain during an experiment, p...
Alice reveals how much bread we eat as a nation and a worrying statistic about its salt levels.
An experiment that lies about calories in a slice of cake demo...
Michael examines the chemical makeup of breast milk to see what nutrition babies are being provided with.
Rahil Sheikh tries to discover what's causing Britain's child health crisis and what can be done to fix it. Keir Starmer has p...
Professor Alice Roberts discovers which are Britain's most popular fresh foods and uses the latest science to ...
Dr Chris van Tulleken investigates how much energy is in popular foods by setting them on fire.
James explains why calcium is good for our bones and how yogurt can even be a source of it for those with lactose into...
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