The Julia Bradbury Podcast

What if some of the drugs being investigated for their potential to help fight cancer have been sitting in our medicine cabinets for decades?

In this episode, Julia sits down with Dr Hariharan Kuhan, a doctor trained in oncology at Imperial College London and the Royal Marsden, to explore a controversial and emerging area of cancer research: repurposed medicines.

They discuss...Metformin, a common diabetes drug, to statins, aspirin and even ivermectin, Dr Kuhan explains why researchers are investigating everyday medications for their potential role in cancer care, and why some of these inexpensive, off-patent drugs struggle to attract funding for large-scale clinical trials.

But could these treatments really make a difference? And what does the science actually tell us?

Following viral claims about ivermectin and cancer, Dr Kuhan also shares a stark warning about the dangers of self-medicating.

This podcast is for general information and discussion only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The views expressed by guests are their own. Speak to an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before making changes to medication, treatment or healthcare testing.

Recorded at the Integrative and Personalised Medicine Conference.

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The pill in our 20s, HRT in our 50s… why do we think so differently about our hormones at different stages of life?

Julia sits down with naturopathic doctor and author Dr Lara Briden, who wants us to understand that our cycles are about much more than making babies. They look at the role of ovulation, the overlooked hormone progesterone, and her concerns about how readily the pill is offered for menstrual symptoms.

They also discuss heavy periods, the connection between low iron and brain fog, and why Lara believes some women diagnosed with PCOS may need a closer look at what’s really happening.

Recorded at the Integrative and Personalised Medicine Conference.

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Could the chemicals around us be contributing to Parkinson’s disease? Julia sits down with neurologist Dr Ray Dorsey to explore research linking pesticides, dry-cleaning solvents and environmental pollution to Parkinson’s.

They also discuss the story of Camp Lejeune’s contaminated water to the “Paraquat Papers”, and Dr Ray's case for prevention.

Mentioned in this episode:• The Parkinson’s Plan — book• Environmental causes — 2024 paper• TCE — research review• Camp Lejeune — study• Paraquat and rotenone — study• Paraquat Papers — original documents• Genetics — PD GENEration study

Recorded at the Integrative and Personalised Medicine Conference.

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What if brain fog, poor concentration or feeling mentally “slower” isn’t simply a normal part of getting older?

In this episode, Julia is joined by Dr Datis Kharrazian to look at the fascinating world of brain inflammation... what causes it, how it can affect memory, mood, balance and cognitive function, and the warning signs many of us may be overlooking.

They talk about everything from previous head injuries and poor sleep to blood sugar, muscle mass, environmental toxins and the air inside our own homes. Dr Datis also explains why movement is so important for protecting the brain, why protein matters as we age, and some of the everyday lifestyle changes that may help reduce inflammation and support long-term brain health.

This conversation was recorded at the Integrative & Personalised Medicine Congress in London.

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What do you do when you know something isn’t right, but the tests aren’t giving you answers? And how do you cope when you’re told the next step is to wait?

In this episode, Julia sits down with Mark Sean Taylor, who shares his story of an early pancreatic cancer diagnosis and the search for answers that took him to around 10 doctors across the world.

They talk about integrative care, meditation and emotional work, alongside the toll of a demanding corporate career. They also discuss the financial cost of Mark's journey and why he now wants to help other patients navigate the research through Patient Led Oncology.

Mark shares his personal experiences and views. This episode is not medical advice; please discuss tests, treatments and complementary approaches with your cancer care team.

This conversation was recorded at the Integrative & Personalised Medicine Congress in London.

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The code is currently valid until 31 December 2026. Further terms and conditions are available via Randox Health.

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