Wellcome Science

Featuring:

• Facing up to food: Taste, appetite and behaviour
• Decisions, decisions: How emotion influences our choices
• Happy families: Lesbian mothers, IVF and child development
• Fantastic journies: The amazing route-finding abilities of nerves
• Fear factor: The genetics of anxiety 

Featuring:

• Children of the 90s: Tracking 15 years of children's health
• Helping hands: The origins of altruism
• Pressure points: The pros and cons of stress
• Pitch imperfect: The brain, music and tone deafness
• Under African skies: Building a case for childhood vaccinations

Featuring:

• Seeing into the past: Bones, genes and human history
• A rich soup of ideas: How did life on Earth begin?
• The tree of life: How genetics has changed our view of life
• Sound advice: The benefits of neonatal hearing screening
• The matrix reloaded: Getting under the skin of wound healing

Featuring:

• The placebo effect: Working out how it works
• Venus and Mars: The reality of human sex differences
• Like clockwork: The molecules and medicine of circadian rhythms
• Worms twice a day: Why parasites could be the prescriptions for allergies
• Liver life: Cell death could mean new life for the liver
  

Featuring:

• Stem cells: Time for the clinic or pause for thought?
• Evolution in action: How HIV is changing our genetic make-up
• The joy of X: A revealing look at the X chromosome
• This immortal coil: What chance of a lengthier lifespan?
• Surprise package: Why there's more to DNA structure than a double helix
• It takes two: How the brain handles us and them 
  

Featuring:

• Avian flu: A real and present danger
• Big brains: Why we can out-think a chimp
• Reading minds: In search of consciousness in the brain
• Flower power: RNA interference hits the clinic
• Dissecting diabetes: A complex disease reveals its secrets
• A new genetics: MicroRNAs rewrite the textbooks