Writs & Cures – intersex athletes & the Aussie census

Professor Andrew Sinclair is Deputy Director of the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute and an expert on the genetics of sex and gender development. Plus this week’s Soapbox is on the Census. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/local/melbourne/writsandcures/201608/r1607413_24427943.mp3

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Radiotherapy – Breast cancer, alternative health, and the election.

This week our special guest was Professor Geoff Linderman from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute discussing breast cancer, plus Dr Capri looked into alternative health in medical settings and Dr Peri-partum explored mental health issues in the election. http://ondemand.rrr.org.au/player/128/201607171000

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Writs & Cures – palliative care & law in the digital age.

Palliative care expert Associate Professor Jennifer Philip talks about increasing community awareness about death plus lawyer Katie Miller looks at how the digital age is affecting law. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/local/melbourne/writsandcures/201607/r1590655_24065278.mp3

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Radiotherapy – Men’s infertility, online harrassment.

Our guest this week was Prof Rob McLauchlan from Andrology Australia talking about men’s infertility and Health. Also Dr Trainer-wheels on antidepressants in kids, and Dr Peri-Patum on internet harassment.   http://ondemand.rrr.org.au/player/128/201606191000

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Writs & Cures – State coroner & end-of-life choices.

Retired State Coroner Judge Ian Gray is special guest this week. Soapbox looks at the report into end of life choices from the Victorian cross party committee of State Parliament that was handed down last week. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/local/melbourne/writsandcures/201606/r1579574_23830226.mp3

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Writs & Cures – women in the law & virus’ to treat cancer.

Melbourne lawyer Silvana Marasco talks women in the law. Soapbox delves into how doctors and lawyers deal with complaints and Steve looks at some research into how viruses can be used to treat cancer. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/local/melbourne/writsandcures/201606/r1576567_23765619.mp3

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Writs & Cures – Hepatitis C, short-term tenant laws and morphine.

Special guest Professor Margaret Hellard from the Burnet Institute discusses the latest advances in combating Hepatitis C. Steve looks at new research into the effectiveness of morphine and Bill explains a new law being introduced in Victoria to combat bad behaviour by short-term tenants. http://www.abc.net.au/local/audio/2016/06/03/4475222.htm

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