"Extreme turbulence" on a London-Singapore flight has left one person dead and 71 injured. So, how likely are events like these and are planes going to be experiencing more turbulence in a warming world?

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Plus, specialist endometriosis care isn't easy to come by in regional areas, so patients and health care professionals are creating their networks to fill the gaps and navigate a system that has historically minimised women's pain.

Guests:

Doug Drury, professor of aviation, CQ University
Dr Florence Boulard, senior lecturer, James Cook University

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Why extreme turbulence is getting worse