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Dr's Casebook: ​From stink bombs to potential solution to antibiotic resistance - Vimarsana News

Dr's Casebook: ​From stink bombs to potential solution to antibiotic resistance

​​Have you ever been in a room when some practical joker has set off a stink bomb. When broken, these little vials allow the nasty bad egg odour of hydrogen sulphide to diffuse quickly through a room.

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Dr's Casebook: Beware of the dreaded midges on your holiday - Vimarsana News

Dr's Casebook: Beware of the dreaded midges on your holiday

​​My wife and I are gearing up to do a long-distance walk in Scotland. To prepare for it we are fitting in lots of walks of varying lengths. We have also broken in new boots, so all in all the preparation is going pretty well. One other thing that we will be preparing for is the notorious highland midge.

Dr's Casebook: Dr William Harvey and his discovery of how blood circulates the body - Vimarsana News

Dr's Casebook: Dr William Harvey and his discovery of how blood circulates the body

I visited Edgehill in Warwickshire the other day. This was the site of the first major battle of the English Civil War. This period of history has always intrigued me. As a doctor I am also fascinated by the history of medicine. At Edgehill these two interests merged, since Doctor William Harvey the discoverer of the circulation of the blood was present at the battle.

Dr's Casebook: Avoid ugly weeds if you suffer from hay fever - Vimarsana News

Dr's Casebook: Avoid ugly weeds if you suffer from hay fever

I have put my lawnmower away for this month, since it is No Mow May. This is the annual campaign that encourages us to delay cutting lawns and grassy areas throughout the month of May. The idea is to increase the number of grass species and wild flowers in lawns so that it will attract pollinating insects like bees and butterflies.

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Dr's Casebook: Hostile behaviour is bad for health - Vimarsana News

Dr's Casebook: Hostile behaviour is bad for health

​There is a lot in the news about bullying and hostile behaviour in many areas of society today. Bullying which is a hostile behaviour pattern is simply not acceptable anywhere.