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Coming up in today's program, Scruffy Doctors,

why the latest dress code for hospital medics, no ties, jackets or white coats

and bear below the elbows may have done more for private practice

than the fight against infections like MRSA.

Arthritis and children.

Stiff painful joints are often associated with getting old,

but arthritis can strike at any age.

And unless it's picked up promptly and treated aggressively,

the resulting damage can leave a lasting legacy.

We were in the clinic and saw children older than Matthew

and it hit us.

Lots of the children were facing hip replacements, were in wheelchairs and thought,

oh my goodness, this is what we face.

We'll find out what happened to Matthew later on, as well as Zenon,

how researchers are harnessing the power of a noble gas to assess the state of our lungs.

But first, measles and a challenge from a listener.

The outbreak in Wales that prompted a national MMR catch-up programme was declared over last week, after 1219 cases, nearly 100 hospital admissions and a death.

Our listener wants to know how many of those affected had been vaccinated with the MMR jab

amid internet rumours that the vaccine is not half as good as the authorities are making it out to be.

Inside Health, Margaret McCartney has been investigating.

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