The Lancet

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The Lancet (www.thelancet.com) is a weekly medical journal, renowned for the publication of high-quality peer-reviewed research and reviews from around the world. In the Podcasts our editors discuss journal highlights, including interviews with authors of key articles to provide context and insight to advancements in medicine and health worldwide.

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The Lancet

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www.thelancet.com

Latest episode

Mar 19, 2026

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Episodes

The Lancet: April 13, 2012 13.04.2012

Highlights from the April 14 issue, and introducing The Lancet News podcast.

The Lancet: April 06, 2012 06.04.2012

Anthony J Avery discusses a pharmacist-led, information technology intervention for medication errors.

The Lancet: March 30, 2012 30.03.2012

Discussion with Donna McKay, Physicians for Human Rights' new Executive Director.

The Lancet: March 23, 2012 23.03.2012

Andrew Chan assesses new research about aspirin and cancer prevention.

The Lancet: March 16, 2012 16.03.2012

Andrew Alexander discusses how deaf people are often alienated from accessing the UK health-care system.

The Lancet: March 09, 2012 09.03.2012

Paolo Macchiarini discusses stem cells and regenerative medicine, linked to a Stem Cells Series.

The Lancet: March 02, 2012 02.03.2012

An overview of the China themed issue with Helena Wang, The Lancet's Asia Editor.

The Lancet: February 24, 2012 24.02.2012

Azad Khan discusses health services in Bangladesh.

The Lancet: February 17, 2012 17.02.2012

Nick Black on the myth of decreasing NHS productivity in the previous decade.

The Lancet: February 10, 2012 10.02.2012

Malignancies in pregnancy.

The Lancet: February 03, 2012 03.02.2012

Chris Murray discusses his paper which estimates that global malaria mortality could be twice as high as previously thought.

The Lancet: January 27, 2012 27.01.2012

Discussion of a molecular assay that could identify patients at risk of disease recurrence after resection of stage I lung cancer.

The Lancet: January 19, 2012 19.01.2012

Presentation of new data highlighting an increase in the proportion of unsafe abortions in developing countries.

The Lancet: January 12, 2012 12.01.2012

Debbie Lawlor discusses embryo transfer and maternal age in assisted conception therapy.

The Lancet: January 11, 2012 11.01.2012

Wayne Hall discusses a new three-part Series on addiction.

The Lancet: December 21, 2011 21.12.2011

Reflections of a medical student from Newcastle University, UK, this year's Wakley Prize Essay winner.

The Lancet: December 07, 2011 07.12.2011

Pam Das discusses the 10th anniversary of WHO's Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, ahead of a key global health meeting in London.

The Lancet: November 30, 2011 30.11.2011

How effective is the self-monitoring of anticoagulation therapy.

The Lancet: November 23, 2011 23.11.2011

Discussion of the long-term effectiveness and safety of statins in the prevention of heart disease.

The Lancet: November 17, 2011 17.11.2011

New data and discussion about adolescents and self-harm.

The Lancet: November 11, 2011 11.11.2011

Discussion of the global burden of influenza on children under 5 years of age and its impact on pneumonia incidence.

The Lancet: November 3, 2011 03.11.2011

Padraig Warde discusses the value of radiotherapy in addition to hormone therapy in the treatment of locally advanced prostate cancer.

The Lancet: October 28, 2011 28.10.2011

Discussion of the CAPP2 study, a randomised trial investigating whether aspirin can reduce the risk of familial colorectal cancer.

The Lancet: October 17, 2011 17.10.2011

Discussion of a new Series on Global Mental Health.

The Lancet: October 14, 2011 14.10.2011

Bill Summerskill with an overview of journal content in the surgery themed issue.

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