Tegan Taylor

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2,688 appearances 36 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2018 last heard 31 Jul

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Health Report · Less sugar in soft drinks; prescribing sociality; cervical cancer screening and Indigenous women; pandemic pregnancy · 22 Mar 2021 podcast

So that's the background with the low FODMAP diet. voice-verified

So Trudy, talk to your doctor, but a gastroenterologist suggesting this for IBS is pretty in keeping with what the diet was designed for. voice-verified

And now I've got a question for you, Lauren. voice-verified

Megan's asking, when can I get the COVID vaccine at a voice-verified

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Absolutely. voice-verified

So it is really important. voice-verified

The primary goal for a vaccine, for the vaccines that we've got in this stage, is to reduce disease and save people's lives. voice-verified

And so if a vaccine is reducing a person's symptoms, then that is good news. voice-verified

But as Ayala says, it's possible that someone could still be spreading it. voice-verified

There's pretty good evidence to show that it does reduce the spread if you have fewer symptoms because you have... voice-verified

you may be not sneezing or coughing or aerosolising, you're producing those droplets that we know can transmit the virus. voice-verified

But then as Ayala says, if they're going around, then perhaps they're actually coming into contact with more people than if they were feeling really rotten and just staying in bed. voice-verified

You know, it's a problem. voice-verified

And so that's why we need to continue to have a multi-pronged approach to addressing the virus here in Australia. voice-verified

And because the levels of the virus are so low here, we have a much lower problem than there is in many, many parts of the world. voice-verified

But of course, people who work... voice-verified

on the borders where they're most likely to catch the virus are the people who are first in line to be vaccinated, so perhaps there's a chance that they could still catch it, as Ayala points out. voice-verified

So we need to be vaccinating people to save their lives, but we also need to be continuing to screen and test people, especially those in high-risk environments, just in case there is the ability for them to still transmit the virus going on. voice-verified

And one of the things that I think... We talk a lot about the fact that we don't know yet whether these vaccines can prevent transmission... voice-verified

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