Listen again to Health: Fact vs Fiction
In HCA Healthcare's first health podcast series, Health: Fact vs Fiction, Anna Richardson takes a frank look at the facts and fictions surrounding different everyday health issues such as fertility, HRT and bowel cancer, to understanding our genes and their potential health implications.
Anna provides plenty of interesting myth-busting chat, helped along by celebrity guests sharing their own personal health experiences, and leading healthcare consultants offering their expert opinions in each episode. Wherever you choose to listen, be prepared to be surprised, entertained, reassured and educated.
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Our guest consultants
Professor Suks Minhas
One of the UK’s only dedicated andrological surgeons, Professor Suks Minhas specialises in treating problems affecting the male genitals, including male fertility, Peyronie’s disease, penile surgery and penile cancer.
Dr Anjana Kulkarni
Dr Kulkarni leads multidisciplinary specialist clinics for BRCA1/2 gene mutation carriers and other rarer hereditary cancer conditions. Her clinical interests include the management of hereditary susceptibility to cancer.
Dr Sharon Wong
One of just a few dermatologists in London who specialise in hair and scalp disorders, Dr Wong helped set a world record for delivering the largest hair education lesson as part of the first ever World Afro Day. She founded Get Ahead of Hair Loss in 2018 .
Miss Shazia Malik
As the lead for early pregnancy and emergency gynaecology at Chase Farm Hospital, Shazia Malik is highly respected in her field. She has worked as part of the recurrent miscarriage team at St Mary’s Hospital, and as a consultant in IVF at CRGH.
Mr Alastair Windsor
Widely regarded as a leader in the field of colorectal disease, Alastair Windsor is also a founder member of Surgical European Crohn’s and Colitis Organization. His clinical practice covers colorectal cancer, endoscopy, diverticular disease, prolapse and IBS.