The Lancet Regional Health Europe in conversation with

The Lancet Group

Mental Health

Alcohol Use Disorder

Public Health

Nirsevimab

Steatotic Liver Disease

Covid-19

Intimate Partner Violence

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Psychedelic Treatments

Self-Harm

Varenicline

Bupropion

Dopamine

Clinical Trials

Adverse Childhood Experiences

Young Adults

Biliary Tract Cancer

Core-Md Project

High-Risk Medical Devices

The Lancet Regional Health - Europe's journal editors, in conversation with their authors, explore their latest open access research and its impact on people’s health, healthcare, and health policy.

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The Lancet Regional Health - Europe editors on the first half of 2026, journal highlights, and what comes next

In this July episode, Editor-in-Chief Pooja Jha is joined by Deputy Editor Ivana Nedic and Senior Editor Stephanie Becker to reflect on the first half of 2026 for The Lancet Regional Health – Europe. Together, they discuss key themes from recent conf... more

1 Jul 2026 • 28 min

Multidrug resistant tuberculosis treatment outcomes with Christoph Lange and Liga Kuksa

In this episode of In Conversation With, Larissa Otero, senior editor of The Lancet Regional Health Europe, speaks with Professor Christoph Lange (Research Center Borstel, Germany; TB Net) and Professor Liga Kuksa (Latvia's national centre for tuberc... more

2 Jun 2026 • 25 min

Chronic Liver Disease with Jeffrey Lazarus and Elisa Pose

In this episode, Deputy Editor Ivana Nedic speaks with Prof Jeffrey Lazarus, Chair of a new The Lancet Regional Health – Europe Series on chronic liver disease, and Dr Elisa Pose, one of the Series co-chairs, about why chronic liver disease must be t... more

26 May 2026 • 29 min

Jacob Bodilsen on community-acquired bacterial meningitis in Denmark

In this episode, Senior Editor Anna Johnson is joined by Jacob Bodilsen to discuss different clinical phenotypes of community-acquired bacterial meningitis and the heterogeneity that exists. They also discuss the implications this has for clinical ca... more

6 May 2026 • 17 min

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Liga Kuksa

Physician, pneumonologist, tuberculosis specialist in Latvia

National Center for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases (Latvia)

Episode: Multidrug resistant tuberculosis treatment outcomes with Christoph Lange and Liga Kuksa

Christoph Lange

Physician, pneumonologist, infectious disease specialist

Research Center Borstel, Germany

Episode: Multidrug resistant tuberculosis treatment outcomes with Christoph Lange and Liga Kuksa

Jeffrey Lazarus

Professor of Global Health; chair of Lancet Europe Series on ending the chronic liver disease public health threat

CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy; ISGlobal Liver Group

Episode: Chronic Liver Disease with Jeffrey Lazarus and Elisa Pose

Elisa Pose

Hepatologist focused on clinical research in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and liver cirrhosis

Hospital Clinic of Barcelona

Episode: Chronic Liver Disease with Jeffrey Lazarus and Elisa Pose

Jacob Bodilsen

Infectious diseases specialist from Aalborg, Denmark

Aalborg University Hospital/Region of Northern Jutland

Episode: Jacob Bodilsen on community-acquired bacterial meningitis in Denmark

Oliver Matias

Researcher on psychosocial interventions for self-harm; M.Phil from City University of London

University of Nottingham; former City University of London

Episode: Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Rose McCabe

Professor in mental health

City, St George's University of London; Centre for Mental Health Research

Episode: Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Emiliano Calvo

Medical oncologist, clinical investigator focused on phase one trials in oncology

START Madrid; START Europe

Episode: Emiliano Calvo on cutting-edge systemic cancer therapies

Santiago Madero

A psychiatrist focusing on psychedelic research and clinical trials, particularly in major depressive disorder and treatment-resistant depression.

Barcelona

Episode: Santiago Madero on psychedelic treatments in Europe

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Ivana Nedic

Host of In Conversation With; The Lancet Regional Health Europe

Larissa Otero

Host of In Conversation With

Anna Johnson

Host of In Conversation With

Evgenia Koutsouki

Host of In Conversation With

Stephanie Becker

Senior Editor of The Journal; Host of In Conversation With

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Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Q: What promising alternatives to traditional therapy emerged for engaging men?

Non-traditional approaches such as sport-based groups, peer-led support, and activities that involve shoulder-to-shoulder communication may be more engaging for men; increasing male role models and leveraging peer support in communities can reduce barriers to participation.

Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Q: Should men and women be treated with different interventions after self-harm, and how should services tailor approaches by gender?

The study suggests current practice treats men and women similarly, but findings indicate a need for tailored approaches, offering more non-traditional, community-based options and ensuring a range of delivery formats beyond face-to-face therapy to improve engagement for men.

Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Q: How is self-harm defined for this study, and what do psychosocial interventions entail?

Self-harm was defined as intentional self-poisoning or self-injury regardless of suicidal intent. Psychosocial interventions include therapies addressing psychological and social factors, coping skills, addressing comorbid conditions, and may involve GP follow-ups or remote contact, delivered in individual or group formats.

Oliver Matias and Rose McCabe on why psychosocial interventions for self-harm may work differently for men and women

Q: What prompted you to conduct this study and examine sex differences in psychosocial interventions for self-harm?

The researchers were motivated by higher suicide risk in men and the observation that females engage in self-harm more often, suggesting interventions may not be equally effective across genders; they sought to determine if men benefit as much from psychosocial approaches and to explore why outcomes differ.

Jacob Bodilsen on community-acquired bacterial meningitis in Denmark

Q: First of all, could you start by introducing yourself for our listeners?

Jacob Bodilsen introduces himself as an infectious diseases specialist from Aalborg, Denmark, and sets the stage for discussing how community-acquired bacterial meningitis presents and is managed in real-world clinical practice.

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The show features conversations with European health researchers, clinicians, and policy editors, focusing on open-access research and its practical impact on health systems, policy, and patient care. Episodes commonly explore public health priorities, advances in treatment and diagnostics, and the regulatory or policy context shaping implementation across Europe. A hallmark is bridging scholarly findings with real-world applications, often guided by journal editors and leading researchers across medicine, public health, and health policy. Notable is the emphasis on timely topics—ranging from liver disease and infectious diseases to mental health and emerging cancer therapies—delivered through accessible discussions that illuminate pathways... more

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