Louise Wallace

Louise Wallace talks to Kirsten Smiler who is studying the issue of cultural and linguistic identity for Maori deaf. Audio

Doug Sellman, a professor of psychiatry and addiction medicine at the Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Audio

Gout is the most painful form of arthritis, and Louise Wallace finds out about a research project to improve treatment for gout. Audio

Louise Wallace explores technical advances available to women who wish to preserve their fertility following cancer treatments. Audio

Louise Wallace talks to the Public Health Association's medical director Gay Keating about binge drinking. Audio

Louise Wallace visits Waitakere to report from the Just for the Health of It! Health and Lifestyle Expo. Audio

Janek Januszkiewicz, who explains that the procedure was initially slow to gain acceptance among some medical professionals. Audio

Jeff Keelan, at the Liggins Institute in Auckland, talks about the rise in premature births and neo-natal problems. Audio

Alan Bernacci, of Housing NZ explains the objectives of this extensive environmental and social intervention programme. Audio

American nutritionist Paul La Chance says we have produced a miracle food here in New Zealand, the kiwifruit. Audio

Annette Beautrais talks about some of the factors her research has identified that could help avoid suicide attempts. Audio

Louise Wallace talks to specialist physician Toby Rose about the dangers of Hepatitis B and C, both prevalent in NZ. Audio

Medical students study complicated surgical procedures from text books, but now a new company is offering an alternative. Audio

Virologist Lance Jennings talks about how influenza can be deadly for those over 65 and with underlying medical conditions. Audio

The chair of the cancer group, Bridget Robinson, discusses the project with Louise Wallace. Audio

Louise Wallace talks to Norman Sharpe, the medical director of the Heart Foundation. Audio

A trial involving 12,000 women has shown that the vaccine Gardasil dramatically reduces the risk of developing cervical cancer. Audio

Join Louise Wallace and dermatologist Fergus Oliver as he surgically removes a Basal cell carcinoma from her back. Audio

Neil Johnson explains a trial which aims to test a drug that could improve fertility for women with PCOS. Audio

How doctors cope with having to tell somebody that they can't do anything for them. Audio