Episodes categorised as 'Factual: Health & Wellbeing' available now on BBC iPlayer

4/4. Retired urologist Christine Evans puts caesarian births under the spotlight.

With health, heart, emotion and music.

Psychology and climate change - how to encourage more environmentally sensitive behaviour.

Aled hosts a show all about body image and self-esteem including a doc about Bod Mod.

Following the scientists on the frontline of heart science.

The only place where you can book a regular appointment with a GP on a Saturday!

1/4. Christine Evans discusses mental health. Were we right to close down the institutions?

With health, heart, emotion and music.

How Stuart Mangan is moving on with his life after being paralysed in a rugby match.

With health, heart, emotion and music.

With health, heart, emotion and music.

Scientists say testing our 'working memory' instead of IQ would be more accurate.

With health, heart, emotion and music.

Libby Purves hears the stories of people helped by the 2008 Radio 4 Christmas Appeal.

Would a new name for schizophrenia help destigmatise the condition?

Claudia Hammond hears the latest debate on the psychology behind adoption.

Romania orphans today, future funding for HIV, Lifeline Express Train and the body clock.

3/3. Alex Riley sets out to find the ultimate nasty fish dish and unearths a world of waste.

Claudia Hammond asks Martin Seligman if we can all be taught to be happy.

Claudia Hammond talks to Dr Martin Seligman about Positive Psychology.

2/3. Alex Riley discovers the cheap nasty dairy substitutes and the unpalatable side of milk.

Claudia Hammond hears about surprising side effects of drugs used to treat schizophrenia.

How the reunification of Germany has affected the health of two nations in various ways.

1/3. Alex Riley sets out to unearth the horrors that could be in his meaty snacks.

Claudia Hammond talks to the eminent child psychiatrist Professor Sir Michael Rutter.

Maternal mortality special.

Assignment investigates maternal health in Pakistan.

Can seasonal winds can make you ill? And the state of the world's vaccines.

Claudia Hammond on the latest global abortion figures and Carl Jung's famous Red Book.

Clever women make better wives; Famous hypochondriacs; Public health trials.

Smoking & Heart Disease. Does music help you run better? The genetics of sexual behaviour.

HIV vaccine breakthrough. Caveman diet = healthy waistline? Ethiopia road safety and khat.

Dr Mark Porter sorts out the good from the bad in terms of health advice online.

Dementia special to mark World Alzheimer's Day.

Dr Mark Porter on children's health at school.

Zambia obscenity trial. Male circumcision to help tackle HIV.Bollywood and mental illness.

Dr Mark Porter on how best to help people rebuild their lives after a head injury.

Global Mental Health Summit, Athens. Egypt - mental health laws. Hearing voices. Recovery.

Dr Mark Porter traces the rise of the use of ultrasound in medicine.

Japanese Encephalitis. Genetics of Perfect Pitch and healthy fasting during Ramadan.

Dr Mark Porter visits a fertility clinic to learn about the latest developments in IVF.

British Versus US healthcare debate. Why optimism is good for your health. Space medicine.

Dr Mark Porter on how blood clots kill thousands of hospital patients in England each year

4/4. Claudia Hammond revisits Langer and Rodin's 1976 Arden House study.

Brain scans and Acupuncture. Heart Disease. Time perception in children with ADHD.

Dr Mark Porter investigates the latest treatments for problems with the lens of the eye.

3/4. Revisiting Harry Harlow's surrogate mothers experiment, which revolutionised parenting.

Plague outbreak in China and why the patient's perspective is as valuable as the doctor's.

4/4. Should a terminally-ill and suicidal woman be monitored against her will?

Dr Mark Porter visits the Centre of Evidence Based Dermatology in Nottingham.

2/4. The 1920s experiment in a Chicago factory that gave rise to the Hawthorne Effect.

The writer, Timothy O'Grady examines the pros and cons to medical tourism.

3/4. At what point is a woman's disability an obstacle to her having fertility treatment?

Dr Mark Porter explores the diagnosis and treatment of Barrett's oesophagus.

1/4. Claudia Hammond revisits David Rosenhan's Pseudo-Patient Study.

The writer, Timothy O'Grady examines the benefits and pitfalls of medical tourism.

2/4. Should a woman be given a kidney transplant when there is a high risk of failure?

Dr Mark Porter explores how to improve communication between medics and patients.

Childhood obesity. Low-fat curry. Health and politics.

1/4. Should a young man with a phobia of operations be forced to have life-saving surgery?

Can we trust the food we eat? Reporters Tom Heap and Simon Boazman try to find out.

Claudia Hammond looks at Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

Maternal Mortality. How lives are changed through sport. Gambling Addiction in Russia.

Claudia Hammond asks how we are placed to deal with growing numbers of dementia sufferers.

Claudia Hammond reports from Britain's Royal Society summer exhibition.

A look at moves to improve help for those with mental illness who end up in police custody

Polio. The secrets of ageing. Scourge of Hayfever. And the medical benefits of marijuana.

With Claudia Hammond. Why the UK is the self-harm capital of Europe. Plus swine flu panic.

Why are men more at risk from getting and dying from cancer? Claudia Hammond finds out.

Claudia Hammond travels to Lisbon to find out how decrimalising drugs could help addicts.

Bereavement without a body. Compulsory vaccinations. Swine flu pandemic. Rudeness.

Bereavement without a body. Compulsory vaccinations. Swine flu pandemic. Rudeness.

The reasons behind the financial crisis. Women who deliberately injure their children.

Gates Foundation, lullabies help tiny babies and the Physicians for Human Rights Project.

Claudia Hammond speaks to the UK's first Mental Health Liaison Officer.

Claudia Hammond goes to Portugal to find out how decriminalising drugs could help addicts.

The scientists who tried to induce a haunting by manipulating energy fields and sound.

Sri Lankan IDPs, cancer & depression, skin cream from newborns, surgery via belly button.

Dr Mark Porter investigates the past and future of surgery.

Claudia Hammond explores why a million children die each year from violence or accidents.

Dr Mark Porter explores the latest treatments for breast problems.

Claudia Hammond finds out how governments prevent panic during a serious health outbreak.

Dr Mark Porter discusses the causes and treatments for cerebral palsy.

The ethics of epidemics, visual neglect and stroke and snakebite treatment

Dr Mark Porter examines the outbreak of swine flu.

Matthew Hill investigates the drug Champix and its possible links to psychiatric illness.

Mental health in Cambodia; new drug for scarring; face recognition; Chinese health reform.

Dr Mark Porter visits Glasgow where doctors have pioneered a new treatment for strokes.

2/2. Winifred Robinson follows the fortunes of violent and damaged youngsters.

Meningitis in Nigeria and Niger, Phantom limbs, bed bugs and mass hysteria

Dr Mark Porter reports on food intolerance.

1/2. Winifred Robinson follows the fortunes of violent and damaged youngsters.

Claudia Hammond finds out about President Obama's plans to reform the US health system.

Dr Mark Porter explores men's health in the workplace.

Michael Marmot on why your social standing affects your health and even when you'll die.

How to make drugs more accessible, genetics and access to conterfeit drugs.

What makes people early or late risers?

4/4. Vivienne finds out how 'gifted' children are measured and by whom.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

3/4. As more women delay pregnancy, will early menopause be recognised more?

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

2/4. Vivienne Parry investigates post-natal depression.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

1/4. Vivienne Parry asks what is 'normal' lung function?

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Medicine and healthcare with Claudia Hammond. Every Monday.

Barbara Myers and GP Dr Stephen Longworth answer callers' questions about back pain.

Barbara Myers puts listeners' questions about feet to podiatric surgeon Emma Supple.

Barbara Myers and guest answer callers' questions about headache and migraine.

Barbara Myers puts listeners' questions about weight and diet to GP Dr Ann Robinson.

Barbara Myers takes listeners' calls on the fast-growing area of cosmetic dentistry.

Advice on strokes and how to recover from them, with Barbara Myers and her expert guest.

Barbara Myers puts callers' questions about sleep problems to expert Dr Kevin Morgan.

Barbara Myers and guest answer questions on how to improve posture to avoid back pain.

Barbara Myers and guest Dr Keith Prowse look at chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder.

Dr Nick Oliver from St Mary's Hospital in London answers questions about Type 2 diabetes.

Prof. Richard Sutton from St Mary's Hospital answers callers' questions about fainting.

Barbara Myers puts callers' questions about polycystic ovary syndrome to Prof Adam Balen.

Listeners put their questions about voice problems to expert Dr Ruth Epstein.

Barbara Myers puts questions about problems with the hands to Dr Rupert Eckersley.

Barbara Myers and Dr Jonathan Morrell answer questions about cholesterol.

Barbara Myers discusses shoulder problems with Angus Wallace from Nottingham University.

Callers' questions answered on lymphoedema, which causes chronic swelling.

Barbara Myers looks at prostate cancer, which affects up to 30,000 men in the UK each year

Barbara Myers and guest answer questions about Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Barbara Myers and guest answer questions on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Barbara Myers looks at the sun's effects on the skin.

Barbara Myers looks at problems with the feet, from bunions to athlete's foot.

Barbara Myers puts questions about Alzheimer's disease to Professor Clive Ballard.

Barbara Myers and expert Peter Kay answer listeners' calls about hip replacements.

Barbara Myers and Dr Polly Edmonds answer callers' questions about palliative care.

Barbara Myers presents the health phone-in exploring dizziness.

Callers' questions answered about osteoporosis, its causes and how it can be treated.

Is there an epidemic of food allergies? Barbara Myers and guest answer callers' questions

Exploring how heart attack victims can change their lifestyles to lessen risk of another.