James Bullen
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1,082 appearances
27 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2017
last heard Feb 2020
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Amounts of background muscle activity that would usually be ignored in a doctor's testing and in research if they're tested for at all might actually make a huge difference in someone's day-to-day function.
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And why was it done in healthy people as opposed to people whom had had a stroke previously?
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If this background muscle activity does have this effect, doesn't that mean that hundreds, thousands of research papers are perhaps flawed?
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But at the very least it would mean researchers in this field going back and having a look over their results and maybe rethinking things a little bit.
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And so is that what you're arguing that we should include this measure in in all assessment of people after they've had a stroke?
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And what difference could it make to uh a person's rehabilitation?
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Dr.
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Joanna Dion, an honorary research associate at Neuroscience Research Australia and a senior lecturer at the University of Sydney.
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That's it for the Health Report this week.
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Catch all our stories on the podcast and subscribe if you haven't already.
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I'm James Bullen.
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See you next week.
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Health Report · Faecal incontinence and the world's first non-identical organ swap · 1 Jul 2019
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Hello, and welcome to The Health Report with me, James Bullen, standing in for Norman Swan, who's away for the next three weeks.
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Today, the story of the first ever non-identical organ swap.
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But first, a taboo topic that's intensely personal.
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It's a common and debilitating condition and the people who have it are often too embarrassed to seek treatment.
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I'm talking about fecal incontinence.
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You're about to meet Dulcie.
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She's 68 years old and she's lived with this disorder for 20 years.
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And a heads up, this story goes into detail that some may find confronting.
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