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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a real pain in the gut, and new research at the University of Adelaide has identified spiders as a source of medical relief. Professor Stuart Brierly, head of the Visceral Pain Group is speaking to Ewart Shaw. Guest: Assoc. Prof. Stuart Brierly, University of Adelaide. Picture: Diverticula of the Sigmoid Colon.
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