Tegan Taylor

speaker

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

Tegan Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 1 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 1.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment

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

And one of the reasons we don't know that is because the studies into their efficacy haven't looked at that. voice-verified

So it doesn't mean that they don't stop transmission. voice-verified

It just doesn't mean that we've studied it well enough to be able to say definitively. voice-verified

And there does seem to be pretty early evidence that, in addition to the thing about people not coughing and all that sort of thing... voice-verified

they probably have less viral load, like fewer particles of the virus in their bodies, which means they probably are less likely to transmit the virus than someone who's fully infected. voice-verified

So yeah, it's a potential problem, but they're probably, and a big probably is like floating around in my answer here, there's a pretty good chance, by the way, the data that we've got so far, that they are a lot less likely to transmit the virus than if they were infected without having been vaccinated. voice-verified

Oh, thanks for that. voice-verified

That's really interesting. voice-verified

That's right. voice-verified

So, yeah, thanks for asking that question. voice-verified

As Lauren said before, check us out on Instagram at abchealth. voice-verified

And, of course, you can ask us your questions via the normal channel, which is healthreport at abc.net.au. voice-verified

And we'll see you next time. voice-verified

Health Report · Genetic testing with online services, the effect of genetics on a population, safer pregnancy and antenatal care services, and why nano stuff and stem cells are like teenagers · 8 Mar 2021 podcast

Hello and welcome to the Health Report Podcast with me, Tegan Taylor. voice-verified

Coming up on the show, how social connections can help people offset a genetic predisposition to mental health issues. voice-verified

What effect might pandemic lockdowns and telehealth have on our stillbirth rate? voice-verified

And why treating stem cells like lazy teenagers could be the way to developing better therapies for Parkinson's disease and stroke damage? voice-verified

But first, RN is celebrating International Women's Day with an all-female lineup, and joining me is voice-verified

fellow woman and health reporter Lauren Roberts. voice-verified

Hi Lauren. voice-verified

Showing 921–940 of 2,688 · page 47 of 135