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I'm no longer ravenous. I'll no longer eat until I fall asleep.

The Hunger Game, a new five-part series exploring the meteoric rise of weight loss drugs.

It's been an incredible story with these drugs.

The uptake, the amount of product that's been sold, the amount of money

is cost. What the drugs do, how they work, and the knock-on effects of their widespread use.

We'll be sitting here in three years' time going, oh, it caused problems that we're now going

to have to fix. The Hunger Game with me, Professor Gilesio. Listen first on BBC Sounds.

Hello? me, Professor Gilesio. Listen first on BBC Sounds. Hello and welcome to Doctor's Notes. I'm Dr. Chris Van Tiliken. I'm here as ever with my

identical twin brother. That's me, Doctor's Aunt. We've just finished recording an episode about

shoulders with Kate Haynes, who's a chartered human physiotherapist and a veterinary

physiotherapist. She is a human and she is a physiotherapist for humans and she is a physiotherapist for

animals. Not for vets, although if you were a vet, she could also look after you. She absolutely

could and she is also an animal. Okay, so now you've cleared that up, Chris.

We talked about how our shoulders work, what goes wrong with them, what we can all do

to maintain our shoulder health, including posture, weightlifting.

It was a great ep around what I would say is the most complex joint in the body.

And also the joint that you don't pay any attention to.

Everyone knows

their knees are going to give them some trouble at some point. But your shoulder, you absolutely

take for granted until it wakes you up one morning. There's loads and loads of stuff you can do

to strengthen and look after your shoulders. And we persuaded Kate to hang around in the studio so we

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