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Are GPs prescribing them too often, or are we getting better at acknowledging depression?

Martha Kearney interviews Chief Medical Officer for England, Dame Sally Davies

Jenni Murray hears from 麻豆社 correspondent Jane Dreaper and health minister Dan Poulter.

Prof Sir Rory Collins and the BMJ's Dr Fiona Godlee on research about statin side-effects

Jonny Benjamin on the problem of male suicide. Health Minister Norman Lamb responds.

Martha Kearney interviews Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt about pay review recommendations

The 麻豆社's Hywel Griffith looks at how 3D printing is being used in facial reconstruction.

Dr Elizabeth Mostofsky suggests anger can increase the risk of a heart attack or stroke.

Professor Jean-Michel Claverie discusses an ancient virus has come back to life.

Susan Short and Ed Jones discuss potential new treatments for brain tumours.

Vivienne Nathanson and Charles Hamshaw-Thomas discuss the usage of electronic cigarettes

Louise Silverton of Royal College of Midwives and Dr Catherine Calderwood of NHS England

Phil Booth and Tim Kelsey discuss the confidentiality of NHS medical records.

Luciana Berger and Simon Clark discuss if we should ban smoking in cars carrying children

Lena Barden and Pamela Ewan discuss a new potential treatment for peanut allergy.

Today's Tom Feilden and Peter Johnson of Cancer Research discuss the ICR's new centre.

The Today programme's Tom Feilden on a new, but costly, treatment for hepatitis C.

Partially blind academic Hannah Thompson and soprano Denise Leigh discuss being blind.

Forensic psychiatrist Dr Deirdre MacManus explains how PTSD affects military personnel.

Jenni talks about how her late mother's comments have affected her view of herself.

Martha Kearney interviews Conservative MP Dr Sarah Wollaston

Dr Mike Smith and Matt Tee discuss NHS waiting times for non-emergency operations

Edward Gardiner suggests three steps for changing your behaviour.

Prof John Ashton of UK Faculty on Public Health warns of increasing problem of obesity.