Helen MacDonald

I picked up on this one also because I thought it asked a really interesting question, which is kind of does it matter when you take your antihypertensive medication and does it protect you against major cardiovascular events if you take it in the evening as opposed to the morning?

And it's such a simple thing, isn't it?

Just sort of making the most of the medications that we have and making sure that we're using them as effectively as possible.

And it was widely picked up, wasn't it, that it made quite a substantial difference to morbidity and mortality.

But Carla and I have had a look at this paper, actually, in the last few minutes, and it's actually quite tricky to...

to unpick some elements of it, particularly to try and understand what absolute difference it made.

You've used a lot of acronyms in the last interview.

I'm surprised you know the word.

Ultrasound scanning in third trimester.

And our blood pressure nocturnal prescribing.

I forgot we had an appointment during the show as well.

And goodbye from me.