Knowledge is power. Our aim is to unravel and interpret the latest research and evidence-based practices for pregnancy, postpartum and motherhood. As mums and researchers ourselves, we have experienced first-hand the overwhelming complexity of information, myths and old-wives tales. Even worse, 'advice' is being given to mums without the proper context or knowledge of their individual needs. So tune in to hear us ask experts, researchers and specialists about all things mother care, pregnancy, birth and postpartum.
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In this episode, Renee interviews Dr. Marlena Fezjo about the groundbreaking discovery of what causes Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG). Dr. Fezjo shares her personal journey with HG, detailing her harrowing experiences during pregnancy and her determination to uncover its cause. From facing skepticism in the medical community to conducting years of research, Dr. Fezjo's story underscores the persistence and dedication required for scientific breakthroughs.
In this episode, Renee White and Dr. Dave Listijono discuss the importance of preconception carrier screening for couples planning to have children. As an expert in obstetrics, gynecology with longstanding interest in Fertility and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery, Dr. Dave explains why this proactive step is essential for ensuring the health of your family.
Join the conversation to learn valuable insights and make informed decisions as you prepare for parenthood. Tune in!
How does genetic testing before conception truly impact family planning? In this episode, Renee delves into the real-life experiences with a mama who underwent this process, uncovering valuable insights and lessons along the way.
Join us for an enlightening conversation on navigating genetic testing and preconception decisions. Tune in!
In this episode, Renee reflects on her podcast journey, sharing the Top 10 Things she's learned in the past 100 episodes. Join her as she takes a trip down memory lane, offering insights and lessons from her diverse range of conversations. This special episode is a compilation of wisdom and experiences gained throughout the podcasting adventure.
What valuable nuggets of knowledge has Renee gathered along the way? Find out in this celebratory episode!
In this episode, Renee continues her chat with Emma Watson on about the journey of Family Centred C-sections: How to Advocate for Yourself Part 2.
They explore the intricacies of Family Centred C-sections, emphasizing the importance of self-advocacy during the process. The journey doesn't end in the hospital; they also shed light on navigating the recovery phase once you're back home.
If you've ever wondered about the full scope of experiencing and recovering from a C-section, this episode is a must-listen! How prepared are you for the post-hospital recovery journey? Dive in to find out more.
Manuela is the only CREI qualified fertility specialist in Tasmania; the CREI qualification is the highest level of specialist fertility training possible, in the area of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.
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In today's episode Professor Hayden Homer, specialist in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, as well as a fertility sub-specialist, discusses:
Dr. Stephanie Pirotta is a registered dietitian, nutritionist and research academic specialising in evidence-based nutrition for improved fertility, PCOS and endometriosis.
With a passion for women’s health and a dedication to quality dietetic research, Dr Pirotta's intention is to help women take better control of their health and bodies through evidence-based methods. Following the completion of her Masters in Dietetics and while working as a Dietitian, she felt compelled towards the specific area of women’s nutrition. Embarking on a PhD in PCOS, Steph set out to better understand the needs of women with this complex condition through research, and develop a co-designed, evidence-based, multidisciplinary lifestyle program that creates conditions for optimal personal health through nutrition.
With a passion for women’s health and a dedication to quality dietetic research, Dr Pirotta's intention is to help women take better control of their health and bodies through evidence-based methods. Following the completion of her Masters in Dietetics and while working as a Dietitian, she felt compelled towards the specific area of women’s nutrition. Embarking on a PhD in PCOS, Steph set out to better understand the needs of women with this complex condition through research, and develop a co-designed, evidence-based, multidisciplinary lifestyle program that creates conditions for optimal personal health through nutrition.
