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Medical Breakthroughs: The Research Journey

Medical Breakthroughs: The Research Journey

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 This podcast series focuses on the human stories behind groundbreaking discoveries. It sheds light on the personal journeys of researchers and patients involved in major medical advancements, such as kidney transplants, AI-powered heart failure detection, and personalised cancer treatments. Through engaging and emotional conversations, it captures the challenges, hopes, and motivations driving innovation, emphasising that medical progress isn’t just about research—it’s about making a real difference in people’s lives.Copyright 2025 Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques Politique et gouvernement Science
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    • Kidney Transplants, Diversity, And Building Trust

      Kidney Transplants, Diversity, And Building Trust
      Jul 23 2025

      Dr Sunil Daga opens up about the urgent need for more kidney donors, the rise in dialysis patients, and why research must better reflect the UK’s diverse communities. This episode explores how building trust and breaking down barriers can lead to more equitable care for all.

      Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

      This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon
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      28 min
    • Parkinsons, Augmented Reality, And A Future At Home

      Parkinsons, Augmented Reality, And A Future At Home
      Jul 16 2025

      Can high-tech glasses help people with Parkinson’s stay independent for longer? Professor Rory O’Connor and physiotherapist Caroline Gill explore the promise of augmented reality in rehabilitation—offering patients fewer hospital visits and more support at home.

      Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

      This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon
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      27 min
    • Vaccines That Fight Cancer

      Vaccines That Fight Cancer
      Jul 9 2025

      Personalised cancer vaccines are no longer a dream. Professor Chris Twelves takes us inside the cutting-edge research happening in Leeds, where tailored treatments are being developed to train the immune system to fight cancer cells—with powerful, life-extending results.

      Views and experiences shared in this podcast belong to the individuals and do not constitute medical advice. For medical advice please contact your pharmacist, GP or dial 111. In an emergency please dial 999.

      This podcast was recorded and produced by Under the Mast– creative audio productions and was presented by Caroline Verdon
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      14 min
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