Answers to Medicine Questions

We hear a lot about sugar, salt and fat. Is there a single 'worst' culprit for bad health?

Does this new trend have any science backing it up?

Some stress is good for you - how do you know when you've got too much on?

Does a change take place inside our brains when we drop off?

Can fad diets do more harm than good?

Fish sometimes open their mouths, but is it yawning?

And what about mental health?

There a NEW dating app in town...

Would you WANT to?

This week, we're talking about Patrick's nose picking problem...

It's Question of the Week and we've been buzzing about this question from John..

Is this condition backed up by the science?

What's the best breakfast to beat mid-morning snacking?

Why would food allergies be affected by antibiotics?

Is it possible to measure your own stress?

Would your intestines grow back after some of them were removed?

Alexandra Ashcroft recruits Vayu Maini Rekdal to cook up an answer to Zettie's question

If we could photosynthesise, Mark asks, how much green skin would we need to make enough energy to live our normal...

Does washing up liquid leave behind toxic residue on our dishes?

And if so what can we do about it?

How do we know what to do?

Can little things eat bigger ones?

What does science say we should do to be happy?