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Gut Bacteria
Dr Mark Porter on faecal transplants, and the balance of good and bad bugs in our guts.
Morning Sickness
Dr Mark Porter investigates health issues of the day.
Epilepsy
Dr Mark Porter looks at treatments for epilepsy.
The Pancreas
Dr Mark Porter talks to doctors and patients about diseases of the pancreas.
Radiotherapy
Dr Mark Porter looks at the latest developments in radiotherapy for cancer.
End of Life
Dr Mark Porter looks at the options available for care at the end of life.
Glaucoma
Dr Mark Porter looks at a new test for the eye disease glaucoma.
Hepatitis C
Dr Mark Porter on the 'hidden' epidemic of hepatitis C and the latest treatments for it.
A Night in ER
A festive look behind the scenes at Southampton's 21st century Emergency Department.
Consent for Blood Transfusion
Mark Porter explores ways to improve the way that blood is used in transfusions.
Good Fats and Bad Fats
Dr Mark Porter investigates how the good and bad fats we eat can impact on our health.
Biomechanics
Dr Mark Porter investigates biomechanics and sports injuries at the University of Bath.
Patient Safety
Mark Porter finds out how to improve patient safety in hospitals and the community.
Balance Disorders
Dr Mark Porter investigates balance disorders.
Regional Anaesthesia
Many surgical procedures can now be done under regional anaesthesia. Mark Porter reports.
Constipation
Dr Mark Porter investigates constipation, a common complaint that is often hidden.
Gallstones
Dr Mark Porter examines the causes and treatment of gallstones and their surgical removal.
Telemedicine
Mark Porter reports on how telemedicine is transforming patients' lives.
GP Surgeries
Dr Mark Porter visits a GP surgery to discuss the impact of the government's NHS changes.
How much water should we drink?
Dr Mark Porter finds out how much water we should drink for optimum health.
Trauma
Dr Mark Porter visits the Trauma Centre at the Royal London Hospital.
Iron Deficient Anaemia
Dr Mark Porter reports from Birmingham on new treatments for iron deficient anaemia.
Vitamin D
Dr Mark Porter examines evidence of links between vitamin D deficiency and some cancers.
Diabetic Feet
Diabetes is the cause of 100 foot amputations every week - but treatments are improving.
Recreational Drugs
Dr Mark Porter looks at what we do and don't know about the dangers of recreational drugs.
Parasites
Dr Mark Porter on the parasites that can invade our bodies.
Maternity
Mark Porter explores how women can now choose where to give birth: in hospital or at home.
Cancer
Dr Mark Porter on the latest treatments for lung cancer.
Backs
Dr Mark Porter meets patients on the Active Back Programme in Stanmore, North London.
Osteoporosis
Dr Mark Porter visits Sheffield to hear about the latest treatments for osteoporosis.

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