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Hello, and thank you for downloading this program, which was first broadcast on

the 13th of September 2016.

Coming up today, blood pressure.

Lower is better, according to a landmark trial we reported earlier this year.

But controversy still rages over the findings of the Sprint Study,

which advocates a lower target when treating high blood pressure.

So we've invited the lead author back.

And ADHD, if you believe the hype, doctors, teachers and even parents are being too quick to label difficult children

as having ADHD. But if that's the case, why is the meteoric rise in prescriptions for drugs

like Ritalin plateaued in recent years. But first, public enemy number one.

But is that obesity or is it smoking?

A clinical commissioning group in the north of England

put the cat among the pigeons recently

when it proposed delaying non-essential procedures

for smokers and obese patients unless they gave up or lost weight.

And it's not the first time that obesity and smoking have been lumped together.

Indeed, it's now more than two years since Chief Executive of the NHS Simon Stevens

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