This episode features Robbie Currie and Angelina Namiba from the National AIDS Trust. They discuss the organization’s mission to fight HIV-related stigma, improve access to treatment, and uphold the rights of people living with HIV. Robbie and Angelina explore how far treatment has come, the barriers still faced by marginalized communities, and the importance of raising awareness to eliminate stigma. They also highlight the urgent need for education and support to ensure equitable access to care for all. We hope you enjoy this fascinating conversation.

In this episode we explore the world of diabetes with Claire Levy from the Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation (DRWF). Claire discusses the vital work DRWF does in supporting individuals with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. From promoting self-management to raising awareness about the latest treatment options and technologies, their mission is to help people 'stay well until a cure is found.' We hope you enjoy this episode and learn more about the challenges, innovations, and how DRWF is making a difference in the lives of those living with diabetes.

This episode features Georgia Sturt from Bowel Research UK. Georgia shares her organisation’s mission to fund early-stage research into a wide range of bowel conditions. She discusses the crucial role clinician-led studies play in improving patient outcomes, especially for those facing conditions that aren't often prioritized by commercial research. We also explore the challenges of early diagnosis and the vital need for innovation in screening methods. We hope you enjoy this fascinating conversation on how Bowel Research UK is driving change and how you can get involved.