Louise Wallace

Steve Parker, an intervention breast radiologist from Denver, Colorado, talks about non-surgical options in breast care. Audio

The world's first computerised assessment programme to measure the effect of concussion on the brain. Audio

Western Bay of Plenty Maori can now access a mobile nursing service. This service is the first of its kind in New Zealand. Audio

Project Heidi is an initiative to introduce a hearing screening programme for newborns. Audio

Nutritionist Lynn Ferguson explains nutrigenomics and the idea of matching foods to individual genotypes. Audio

Oncologist Michael Jameson, at Waikato Hospital, says the link between selenium levels and cancer is too obvious to ignore. Audio

Louise Wallace with the latest research about lymphoma, New Zealand’'s sixth most common cancer. Audio

Professor Ian Reid, at the University of Auckland Bone Research group, talks about a new treatment for Paget's Disease. Audio

Louise Wallace talks to two medical researchers who are studying why it is so hard to lose weight once you've put it on. Audio

How an Asian bird flu pandemic would affect doctors and other front line health workers. Audio

Anita Silvers, a Fulbright fellow, talks about the ethics of euthanasia, disability and healthcare justice. Audio

Louise Wallace finds out how energy drinks may be contributing to obesity. Audio