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Norman Swan

Norman Swan

Verified

Co-Host, Health Report

Australia

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Social Affairs, environment. breaking news, consumer issues emergency services, disability technology

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Products, charity work, health

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Total articles 385

  • Can you train yourself to pee less?

    By Tegan Taylor Verified, Norman Swan Verified, Shelby Traynor| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified Do you find yourself complaining that you've got a small bladder, as you run to the toilet for the third time in an hour? There are many reasons a person might pee more than others, including some scary medical conditions. But as Norman and Tegan explain, in most cases your bladder is just deconditioned and you need to get your urinary tract into shape.

    By Tegan Taylor Verified, Norman Swan Verified, Shelby Traynor · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Using food to help treat depression

    By Norman Swan Verified, Preeya Alexander, Shelby Traynor| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified Australia has been at the forefront of research into how what we eat affects our mental health. What do we know so far, and what are some small changes you can make to see improvements? Also, the doctors strike in NSW continues a much-needed conversation about conditions in the public health system. And hoping to find out your risk of heart attack and stroke? This is where to start. Health, Public Health, Acne, Mental Health, Depression, Diet and Nutrition, Arthritis, Heart Disease, Stroke

    By Norman Swan Verified, Preeya Alexander, Shelby Traynor · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Can you train yourself to pee less?

    By Tegan Taylor Verified, Norman Swan Verified, Shelby Traynor| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified Do you find yourself complaining that you've got a small bladder, as you run to the toilet for the third time in an hour? There are many reasons a person might pee more than others, including some scary medical conditions. But as Norman and Tegan explain, in most cases your bladder is just deconditioned and you need to get your urinary tract into shape.

    By Tegan Taylor Verified, Norman Swan Verified, Shelby Traynor · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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