Medicine
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 09 July 2000
Scientists who should carry a health warning
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 18 October 1992
‘Medicine’ which will kill or cure
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 10 April 1994
The ghosts that haunt amputees
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 19 February 1995
Wash your hands please Doctor
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 12 December 1999
Bad bowels, excess bile and forty years of misery
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 12 September 1999
If magnet therapy cures animals, why not humans?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 29 August 1999
Maggots might make mincemeat of expensive drugs
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 01 August 1999
Even earwax has its place in the grand order of things
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 28 March 1999
Unfortunately, most illness is down to sheer bad luck
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 14 March 1999
Why our nails are the cutting edge of civilisation
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 07 February 1999
The art of seeing through yellow-tinted spectacles
History of Medicine
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 06 May 2001
Dysentery, Rommel and the making of the Empire
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 29 March 1992
Just how far would you go for science?
THE TIMES – 06 January 1994
The monkey gland secret
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 05 February 1995
Fighting off evil with grass soup
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 19 May 1996
What bugged Florence Nightingale?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 16 February 1997
Hero who put himself through hell
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 23 May 1999
The unsolved mystery of modern medicine
Prospect – July 1999
The fall of medicine
Biology
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 2000 – 09 January
Our bodies are the best measuring stick of our world
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 02 August 1992
The physics of winning physiques: Are Olympic athletes born or made?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 14 January 1996
What a piece of work is the human body
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 09 March 1997
Remembrance of smells past
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 22 November 1998
How the blind really do ‘see’ with their fingers
New Statesman – 03 July 2000
Dish the dirt and keep healthy
Evolution
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 03 April 1994
Hairy attempt to teach evolution
THE TIMES – 30 March 1995
Mother’s battle of the bulge
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 02 August 1998
Why do women have such large breasts?
Psychology
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 04 November 2001
If you want to live longer, start praying
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 20 December 1992
Is belief a trick of the mind?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 29 January 1995
Murder most sophisticated
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 1996 – 22 December
Mother love’s unbreakable cord
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 29 September 1996
False memories and faux realities
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 05 May 1996
Analysis can drive you mad
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 29 November 1998
You are only as old as your inner Tony Blair
Ethics
New Statesman – 12 December 1998
Geneticists are not gods
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 17 September 1995
Behind the hype: monkeys die and the mysteries remain
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 02 March 1997
The outlook for Dolly is far from jolly
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 31 January 1999
Which comes first, the philosophy or the egg?
Social Policy
New Statesman 15 – May 2008
How not to defeat Aids
New Statesman – 22 November 1999
Behind the great plastic duck panic
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 28 March 1993
Back to the eggs and bacon, Mr C
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 26 February 1995
Sick statistics syndrome Is poverty really the cause of ill-health?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 18 Jul 1999
Sunbathing, ‘skin cancer’ and sore confusion
Politics
New Statesman – 26 February 1999
Was Two-Brains one too many?
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 06 March 1994
The shortest way to ruin a health service
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 1995 – 19 February
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