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 · 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

So we've seen lots of people exposed to stress and trauma this past year during COVID, probably w well, it's it's been right up there for many people as like one of the most stressful years of their lives. voice-verified

And we've been physically isolated from each other. voice-verified

So what can you talk about the implications of your research in a pandemic time? voice-verified

So w if we're seeing the pathways with within the body and there's a genetic sort of link there, is it also that there could be drug treatments for these sorts of things? voice-verified

Obviously if people are struggling with mental health they should seek professional help for it, but is as a sort of broad brush strokes advice to people as to how to protect their mental health as much as they can from within their own power. voice-verified

What's your advice based on your research? voice-verified

Thank you very much, Seagan. voice-verified

Associate Professor Divya Meta is the head of the Stress Genomics Group at the Centre for Genomics and Personalised Health at Queensland University of Technology. voice-verified

Like so many things over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected pregnancy care with a big shift to telehealth. voice-verified

And a recent report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has found that there was a 10% decrease in face-to-face antenatal services last year compared to the previous year. voice-verified

And some experts are worried that this shift to telehealth and appointments that might have slipped through the cracks during this time could see an increase in the rate of stillbirth. voice-verified

stillbirths. voice-verified

Six babies are born still burn are stillborn in Australia each day. voice-verified

It's a rate that hasn't changed in 20 years. voice-verified

Professor Vicki Flanerty, who's running a global study into COVID and stillbirth, says many of these are preventable. voice-verified

And what you're saying in your recent research is that this face to face appointment system that we've had in the past, people haven't had access to that during COVID and you're not sure yet what the outcomes are. voice-verified

One of the things you're worried about specifically is about reducing the risk of stillbirth. voice-verified

We know that for most of last year there was a shadow of pandemic hanging over our healthcare system. voice-verified

Have you seen an increase in stillbirth in twenty twenty? voice-verified

Double the risk. voice-verified

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