Healthy Living

Kate Save, a dietitian and diabetes educator, outlines how whole-food very low-calorie diets can better support gut health compared to meal replacements. Psychiatrist Tanveer Ahmed reveals exciting neuroscience linking specific genes to schizophrenia, which could reshape diagnosis and treatment. Research clinician Ben Herbert shares groundbreaking findings on a repurposed drug and stem cell therapy that shows promise for spinal cord injury recovery. These insights blend nutrition, mental health, and cutting-edge medical research.

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Join Professor Jeremy Barr, a microbiologist from Monash University, as he dives into the fascinating world of gut bacteriophages and their potential in shaping gut health. Dr. Ben Herbert from the Kolling Institute shares insights on AI in medicine, showcasing how it revolutionizes cancer research through big data analysis. Meanwhile, Karen Hirshkarton, an audiologist from Hearing Australia, discusses the alarming impact of hearing loss on mental health and emphasizes the importance of early intervention with hearing aids.

Dr. Clay Gollage, an infectious diseases specialist, sheds light on malaria's transmission and treatment options. Consultant psychiatrist Dr. Tanvir Ahmed shares groundbreaking virtual reality techniques for managing schizophrenia symptoms. Author and carer advocate Casey Barros offers invaluable insights on caregiving, from practical planning to having tough conversations about care needs. This engaging discussion highlights innovative solutions and heartfelt advice for better health and well-being.

Clay Gollage, an infectious diseases expert, dives into the alarming rise of measles outbreaks, emphasizing the critical importance of vaccination and the need for a two-dose strategy to combat atypical presentations. He also introduces Australia's new Centre for Disease Control, which aims to streamline the national response to infectious diseases and promote public health policies devoid of political influence. Listeners gain valuable insights into the current state of vaccination and disease management.

Tanvir Ahmed, a psychiatrist specializing in perimenopause and mental health, delves into the impact of hormone replacement therapy on mood during midlife. Dr. Warwick Bishop, a leading cardiologist, discusses the risks and management of atrial fibrillation, emphasizing lifestyle changes for prevention. Professor Andrew Coates shares insights on the Heart Research Institute’s vital studies and summer scholarships for students, shedding light on how research is shaping heart health today.

Nick Talley, a leading gastroenterologist and professor, joins Carolyn Hullick, Chief Medical Officer at the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare. They dive into the impact of breakfast timing on aging, linking late meals to poorer health outcomes. The discussion covers the alarming rise of ADHD diagnoses in adults and the pressing need to manage sepsis awareness effectively. They also highlight the dangers of vaping on oral health and stress the importance of mental health support for all ages.

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