Priya Alexander

It can synchronise things.

But.

And we should explain perhaps that by ablating that node, really what you're saying is to the device, you take over and we'll get rid of the body's system.

Yes.

So you halted the trial early because there was no difference in terms of worsening of heart failure or death.

And you've just said this shouldn't be done routinely then.

Do we have any sense of in whom AV node ablation is effective and required?

On ABC Radio National, you're with The Health Report.

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Laura has written in and says, Hi, in regard to your recent story about microplastics, if I understood this correctly, the tins that our canned vegetables come in have plastics in them and obviously our frozen veggies come in plastic bags.

Does this mean that we can only eat fresh veggies?

This is so depressing for busy households.

Are there any healthy, convenient veggies?

I think the lens that I have is that I'm a clinician.

People ask me about this stuff all the time, Norman, and they go, what do I do?

And these are people, Norman, who are often really busy and struggling to get in two serves of fruit, five serves of veggies, get enough physical activity in, reduce alcohol intake, potentially quit smoking and vaping.

Big fish to fry.

And I say to people, you know what?

I love.

Indians eat fried fish.