The war on drugs has failed – when will the Tories and Labour accept this?
Britain’s backwards drug laws are causing avoidable deaths, and the public is demanding change.
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Do you want to live forever? Big Tech and the quest for eternal youth
Anti-ageing drugs are bankrolled by some of the wealthiest people on Earth, including Jeff Bezos and Peter Thiel. Are the…
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Periods: the inside story
28ish Days Later, Radio 4’s day-by-day journey through the menstrual cycle, is lively and wildly informative.
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Apps are not a replacement for GPs
In many areas there are not enough doctors to meet demand, and technology alone cannot solve the problem.
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Jim Al-Khalili Q&A: “I wouldn’t swap my home in Southsea for anywhere else”
The physicist and broadcaster on Leeds United, US visa problems, and his soft spot for the millennium.
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A timely check-up on the GP’s vital role in the community
Updating John Berger’s 1967 classic, A Fortunate Woman shares the devotion and anguish of a modern family doctor.
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The Policy Ask with Akiko Hart: “The National Disability Strategy is not fit for purpose”
The CEO of the mental health charity, National Survivor User Network, on human rights, discrimination and the benefits system.
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How psychedelics change lives
The writer Michael Pollan on becoming a psychonaut in his fifties – and why tripping is political.
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