4.0.0 Hospital Radio: Cigarettes & Alcohol

Small Faces, Oasis, Blur and some highly inappropriate bubblegum pop. Hospital Radio responds sensitively to a listener's unexpected diagnosis.
Laughter is the best medicine. Probably.
Laughter is the best medicine. Probably.

Small Faces, Oasis, Blur and some highly inappropriate bubblegum pop. Hospital Radio responds sensitively to a listener's unexpected diagnosis.

A routine health check, a phone call in the park and a diagnosis I really wasn't expecting. Apparently registering with a GP has consequences.

Manfred Mann, Star Trekkin', the Muppets and a listener with questionable priorities. Just another perfectly normal request show.

Björk, Kula Shaker, The Communards and Simon & Garfunkel. An unusually quiet Hospital Radio for a listener who can only hear half of it anyway.

Madness, Natalie Imbruglia, No Doubt and several increasingly desperate cries for help. Welcome to Hospital Radio. We're sure everything will be fine.

Waking up unable to see properly should probably be considered a medical emergency. It took me a little longer to reach that conclusion.

I woke up after a heavy night unable to hear properly out of one ear. Obviously, I assumed it was earwax. It wasn't earwax.

A mysterious pain in my foot calls for expert medical advice. So naturally, I turn to Google and a bloke down the pub.
Model reviewed: EM-7200-E8 v1 (discontinued) The Omron M3 is a straightforward automatic upper-arm blood pressure monitor designed for home use. This review relates to the discontinued EM-7200-E8 v1 model. You may still find it second-hand, but newer versions of the…
Painkillers that also tackle inflammation. NSAIDs became considerably more interesting when my foot decided to introduce me to gout.