Radio Doctor

<p>The Radio Doctor discusses the early autumn chills and bugs, COVID and Respiratory Synctial Virus or RSV</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor ponders a non-existent summer, the re-appearance of polio in Gaza and non-prescribed weight-loss treatments</p>

<p>The Radio doctor reflects on the effects of the mass IT outage and an increasing demand for sleeping tablets.</p><p><br></p>

<p>Covid, viral chest infections, diarrhoea, vomiting and horseflies - all in a day's work for the radio doctor.</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor muses on headaches caused for TT organisers - and headaches elsewhere among the general populace . . .</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor muses about the weather - and ponders the misery of migraines . . </p>

<p>The Radio Doctor talks about the prevalence of long term coughs and dry eye - and do you know the 20-20-20 rule . . .?</p>

<p>After the chocolate fest which is Easter, the Radio Doctor urges you to think about the sugar content of your diet and talks viruses, coughs and scabies. Welcome back!</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor is back after suffering himself with RSV and reflects on the recent debate in Tynwald on assisted dying.</p>

<p>The Radio doctor looks at busy surgeries as we head towards winter and reviews some topics covered in the most recent GP educational afternoon held on the Island</p>

<p>The Radio doctor is back after a busy month, to tell us about the latest round of Covid infections, summer bugs, overdoses and and thanks for those who work with drug and alcohol addiction</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor muses on consultant departures, PTSD after traumatic events such as the Summerland tragedy, the MMR vaccine and isometric exercise.</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor looks back at 75 years of the NHS - its achievements, changes and future . .</p>

<p>The Radio Doctor marks a vague return to normality with chat about horse fly bites, heat, hydration and hospital backlogs . . </p>

<p>The radio doctor talks about changes in attitude to brain injuries, big pay-outs and lessons to be learnt and slip slap slop as it warms up on the IOM!</p>