The Naked Scientists Podcast
The Naked Scientists
Categorieën: Wetenschap en geneeskunde
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This week on The Naked Scientists, we're going to take a closer look at attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - which is usually referred to by its acronym: ADHD. Globally, it's estimated that around 5% of children and adolescents are affected by ADHD. But those numbers vary from country to country and diagnoses are on the rise.... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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1045 - ADHD explainedTue, 23 Apr 2024
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1044 - Britain's smoking ban, and bumper sea beastsFri, 19 Apr 2024
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1043 - Hunting Higgs bosons: A tribute to Peter Higgs by Lyn EvansTue, 16 Apr 2024
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1042 - Artificial platelets, and angry primatesFri, 12 Apr 2024
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1041 - Global warming vs global farmingTue, 09 Apr 2024
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1040 - Stem cells for spinal injury, and breast cancer breakthroughFri, 05 Apr 2024
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1039 - Nitazenes move the needle for drug death distressTue, 02 Apr 2024
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1038 - Climate change slowing Earth's rotation, and hotels in spaceFri, 29 Mar 2024
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1037 - Alzheimer's: the fight backTue, 26 Mar 2024
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1036 - Whooping cough cases surge, and looking for life on EuropaFri, 22 Mar 2024
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1035 - Tackling the uptick in ticksTue, 19 Mar 2024
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1034 - COVID retrospective, space security, and car brake particlesFri, 15 Mar 2024
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1033 - Should we stop calling it Long COVID?Tue, 12 Mar 2024
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1032 - Greedy labradors, a dead galaxy, and telepathic fishFri, 08 Mar 2024
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1031 - Cyber crimes in cyber timesTue, 05 Mar 2024
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1030 - The UK rejoins Horizon programme, and how we lost our tailsFri, 01 Mar 2024
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1029 - How pothole misery is driving a digital roads revolutionTue, 27 Feb 2024
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1028 - Blood clot breakthrough, and a fossil forgeryFri, 23 Feb 2024
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1027 - Microplastics and forever chemicals: here to stay?Tue, 20 Feb 2024
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1026 - Dengue, decaying dead bodies, and a stone age deer trapFri, 16 Feb 2024
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1025 - Healing war woundsTue, 13 Feb 2024
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1024 - King Charles' cancer, and a new particle supercolliderFri, 09 Feb 2024
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1023 - Is it time to change the law on assisted dying?Tue, 06 Feb 2024
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1022 - Neuralink implant, and a brief history of spineFri, 02 Feb 2024
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1021 - Decarbonising shipping, and the Ship of the FutureTue, 30 Jan 2024
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1020 - Retinas reveal future health, and the first cells on EarthFri, 26 Jan 2024
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1019 - Titans of Science: Julie WilliamsTue, 23 Jan 2024
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1018 - Plague in the population, and preventing potholesFri, 19 Jan 2024
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1017 - Titans of Science: Martin ReesTue, 16 Jan 2024
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1016 - Depression drugs, deepfakes, and fingerprint discoveriesFri, 12 Jan 2024
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1015 - Titans of Science: Deborah PrenticeTue, 09 Jan 2024
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1014 - Measles outbreaks, and terrorist chatbotsFri, 05 Jan 2024
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1013 - What science has in store for 2024Tue, 02 Jan 2024
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1012 - The best of 2023!Fri, 29 Dec 2023
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1011 - A Naked Gaming Christmas!Tue, 26 Dec 2023
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1010 - Naked Christmas: Presents, plonk and a pliosaurFri, 22 Dec 2023
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1009 - Titans of Science: Mark SlackTue, 19 Dec 2023
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1008 - The pregnancy sickness protein, and COP controversyFri, 15 Dec 2023
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1007 - Titans of Science: Chris HadfieldTue, 12 Dec 2023
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1006 - Fentanyl, fenlands, and Boris Johnson's COVID defenceFri, 08 Dec 2023
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1005 - Invigorating the inactive with just one stepTue, 05 Dec 2023
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1004 - COP28, Swine flu in the UK, and Bennu samples arriveFri, 01 Dec 2023
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1003 - Jet engines, hearts, and planets: the world of digital twinsTue, 28 Nov 2023
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1002 - COVID inquiry revelations, and red wine headachesFri, 24 Nov 2023
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1001 - Spinal stimuli and good vibrations: All about Parkinson'sTue, 21 Nov 2023
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1000 - Chickenpox and weather botsFri, 17 Nov 2023
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999 - Selective breeding: designing dogs, and conserving tigersTue, 14 Nov 2023
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998 - Breast cancer drug breakthrough, and hibernating hedgehogsFri, 10 Nov 2023
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997 - Faeces and phages: Moulding the microbiomeTue, 07 Nov 2023
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996 - Flu vaccinations, and calls for AI regulationFri, 03 Nov 2023
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