Norman Swan

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8,535 appearances 56 recordings 2 series first heard Sep 2013 last heard 5d ago

Norman Swan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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In your paper, though, published in Lancet Obstetrics and Gynecology, you actually say this line, pregnancy has the potential to be one of the most dangerous periods of a woman's life, particularly with respect to cardiovascular health. matched
Can you just talk us through what you mean by that statement? matched
Because I think it's quite a powerful one. matched
If we just pick up on the sleep in pregnancy, though, you've mentioned that it can be quite disrupted. matched
And then you talk about the fact that it can actually contribute to adverse pregnancy outcomes. matched
How does poor sleep in pregnancy impact the outcomes? matched
What are the potential flow-on effects? matched
So we've just focused on pregnancy there, you know, sleep in pregnancy. matched
But then in the postpartum phase, Helen, which we've both experienced, you are sleep disrupted again. matched
It's so normalised. matched
You're up to feed. matched
You're up because, you know, hormonal factors. matched
What kinds of things impact sleep quality in that postpartum phase? matched
Because it's not just the newborn waking up, is it? matched
There are other biological things happening. matched
Helen Collins, Assistant Professor, University of Louisville Centre for Cardiometabolic Science. matched
On ABC Radio National, you're with The Health Report. matched
Our next story, Lauren, is something that Norman and I have covered quite a bit on with headlines around Zoladex. matched
That is the medication that's often used in breast cancer, the lower dose version. matched
And it's been removed off the PBS. matched
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