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The Nature Medicine Podcast reports on cutting-edge news in biomedical research from around the globe, featuring interviews with experts and a review of the advances that scientists hope to translate from bench to bedside. Tune into the podcast to learn about breakthroughs and policy developments in medical research. The presenter, Molly Webster, began her broadcasting career at National Public Radio's Science Friday, where she is still a guest producer. She also creates shows for The Takeaway, a radio production spearheaded by Public Radio International, and writes for various scientific and environmental magazines and journals.
To subscribe for free to the Nature Medicine Podcast copy and paste this URL into iTunes or your preferred media player.
The archive page for Nature Medicine podcasts list all programmes from January 2009 to the present edition (currently 7 May 2009, in which you can listen in to find out how scientists are overcoming disabilities in the lab and for a recap of the biggest headlines in biomedicine).
Nature Medicine Podcast: current edition.
Nature Medicine journal home page.
Nature Medicine guide to authors.
About Nature Medicine.
All podcasts at nature.com.

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