Norman Swan

They remove the amyloid, but they don't do the job of preventing dementia.

And talk about saving money, saving plenty.

What do people say?

What do they bring in?

I've been to ChatGPT and they tell me that was bullshit what you told me last week or what?

So what are you going to say the next time somebody comes in and says, I've done chat GPT, just say... I'm going to say listen to the episode.

So you're saying that CHAT-GBT is unbiased?

You're such a nice person, much nicer than me.

I know.

You're with the sort of nice and not so nice health report on ABC Radio National.

As you say all the time, Priya, what's a health report without a story on GLP-1s?

You know, the drug of the moment.

And the question is, how much is out there?

It's hard to tell because you can't use government data because a lot of the prescribing, as you know, Priya, are on private scripts, expensive private scripts.

How much is going on?

Well, in fact, there are New South Wales data that help us in this way.

And one of the people who's brought this together is Professor Louisa Jorm, who's Director of the Centre for Big Data Research and Health at the University of New South Wales.

Welcome to the Health Report, Louisa.

Good morning.

Good morning, Norman and Priya.