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Hello and welcome to Inside Health in today's program, the Stoptober Stop Smoking campaign.

The first mass quit attempt ever tried in the UK is now in its second week.

But is it any more likely to encourage smokers to quit than past campaigns?

Inside Health, the resident

sceptic, Dr Cameron Abassi, thinks it might. Medically unexplained symptoms, what doctors can

do to help people with ailments that defy medical science. By dinner time, my whole face had drooped,

called an ambulance and they took one look and said, you know, you've had a stroke,

we're taking you into the hospital.

But it turned out not to be a stroke, didn't it?

That's right.

Margaret McCartney reports, and epilepsy, why treatment with anti-convulsant drugs needn't be lifelong.

But first, Nobel Prizes and stem cells.

It's been announced this week that Cambridge biologists, Sir John Gurdon,

will share this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine with a Japanese researcher

for showing that mature, specialised cells can be reprogrammed

to become immature cells capable of developing into all tissues of the body.

But what are the implications for the rest of us?

What have the other stem cell researchers managed to build on Gerdon's foundations?

Anthony Hollander is Professor of Tissue Engineering at the University of Bristol.

Well, building on the groundbreaking work of John Gordon, of Professor Yamanaka and others,

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