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Explore " in-vitro" with insightful episodes like "Zdrowie psychiczne kobiet w ciąży i w połogu - dr n. med. Anita Sikora - Szubert, Michalina Mruczyk", "A story of grief and motherhood with Tarah Schwartz Ep. 102", "Treatment Development in Alzheimer's Disease-February 2020- Part 1", "GENERAL MEDICINE: Single Embryo Transfer: Just as High Live Birth Rates as Double Transfer, But Without Risks" and "GENERAL MEDICINE: Ovarian Stimulation Does Not Affect Fetal Birth Weight" from podcasts like ""Strefa Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS", "Women Don't Do That (WDDT)", "AMiNDR: A Month in Neurodegenerative Disease Research", "Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews" and "Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews"" and more!

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Zdrowie psychiczne kobiet w ciąży i w połogu - dr n. med. Anita Sikora - Szubert, Michalina Mruczyk

Każda zmiana życiowa, nawet tak pozytywna, jak wyczekiwana ciąża może być źródłem stresu i obciążenia emocjonalnego dla kobiety. Dlatego okołoporodowe zaburzenia psychiczne należą do częstych problemów, występujących u kobiet w okresie ciąży lub w połogu. Niestety, jak pokazują statystyki, tego typu zaburzenia rozpoznaje się zbyt rzadko, przez co wiele kobiet potrzebujących pomocy nie otrzymuje wsparcia. Tymczasem odpowiednio wczesne rozpoznawanie okołoporodowych zaburzeń psychicznych pozwoliłoby zmniejszyć nie tylko skalę depresji poporodowych, ale także – samobójstw młodych matek (samobójstwa wciąż pozostają jedną z głównych przyczyn śmierci kobiet w okresie poporodowym w krajach wysoko rozwiniętych). Jakie znaczenie ma zdrowie psychiczne kobiety w okresie ciąży i połogu? Jakie mogą być skutki nieodpowiednio zdiagnozowanego i leczonego problemu zdrowia psychicznego dla matki i dziecka? W jaki sposób zdrowie psychiczne matki może wpływać na więź z dzieckiem? Z jakimi emocjami mierzy się kobieta w ciąży? Czym jest depresja poporodowa, lęk poporodowy, psychoza poporodowa? Jaką rolę odgrywa partner oraz bliscy w procesie wsparcia psychicznego kobiety w ciąży i połogu? Gdzie można szukać profesjonalnej pomocy psychologicznej w tym okresie? Na te i wiele innych pytań odpowie fizjoterapeutka uroginekologiczna i psycholożka dr n. med. Anita Sikora-Szubert w rozmowie z psycholożką Michaliną Mruczyk. W cyklu „ABC Psychoterapii” realizowanym w ramach Strefy Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS wraz z zaproszonymi gośćmi poruszamy tematy dotyczące zdrowia psychicznego. Strefa Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS to projekt popularyzujący wiedzę psychologiczną na najwyższym merytorycznym poziomie oraz odkrywający możliwości działania, jakie daje psychologia w różnych sferach życia zarówno prywatnego, jak i zawodowego. Projekt obejmuje działania online, których celem jest umożliwienie rozwoju każdemu, kto ma taką potrzebę lub ochotę, niezależnie od miejsca, w którym się znajduje. Więcej o projekcie: https://web.swps.pl/strefa-psyche

Strefa Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS

plSeptember 27, 2023

A story of grief and motherhood with Tarah Schwartz Ep. 102

This week’s guest is Tarah Schwartz. Tarah and host Stephanie discuss Tarah’s memoir on her difficult path to motherhood, Can’t Help Falling, a long road to motherhood. We dive into the topics of motherhood, grief, misscarrage, in vitro fertilization, adoption, and resilience. We also discuss her career path and transition out of television. Many of us will see ourselves in Tarah’s story of grief and immense challenges. You WILL be inspired by the barriers she has faced and overcame. There are so many lessons from Tarah that we can apply to our own lives. So dive in and take a listen!

More about Tarah:

Tarah spent more than two decades as a reporter and news anchor for CTV Television. She has interviewed hundreds of people, hosted multiple events and moderated panels of all kinds. Tarah has won four Canadian journalism awards. She has been named a woman of influence by Na’amat Canada. She is currently the Director of Communications and Marketing at the MUHC Foundation. Tarah is also a published author. Her first book, a memoir on her difficult path to motherhood, was release in April 2022 and is called Can’t Help Falling, a long road to motherhood. She lives in Quebec.

Mentioned in this episode:

Book: Can’t Help Falling: A Long Road To Motherhood by Tarah Schwartz

What miscarriage Is *actually* like with mom and communications’ professional Laura Payton Ep. 55

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Podcast recommendation: The Trevor Noah Podcast

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Women Don't Do That (WDDT)

enJuly 26, 2022

Treatment Development in Alzheimer's Disease-February 2020- Part 1

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New approaches in drug development (1.45)
Drug refinement & repurposing (30.31)
Non-pharmacological approaches/behavioral interventions (48.53)

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AMiNDR: A Month in Neurodegenerative Disease Research

enJuly 17, 2020

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GENERAL MEDICINE: Single Embryo Transfer: Just as High Live Birth Rates as Double Transfer, But Without Risks

Audio Journal of Medicine, August 2nd 2007 Reporting from: 23rd Annual Conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, 1-4 July 2007, Lyon, France Single Embryo Transfer: Just as High Live Birth Rates as Double Transfer, But Without Risks REFERENCE: O-004 KERSTI LUNDIN, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden The same birth rates following in-vitro fertilisation can be achieved with single embryo transfer as with double transfer, according to the findings of a study from Sweden. A retrospective investigation looked at whether multiple births, and other risk factors associated with double embryo transfer, can be avoided when single transfer is used whilst still achieving the same live delivery rates. Sarah Maxwell talked with study author Kersti Lundin during the European fertility conference in Lyon.

Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews

enAugust 14, 2007

GENERAL MEDICINE: Ovarian Stimulation Does Not Affect Fetal Birth Weight

Audio Journal of Medicine, August 2nd 2007 Reporting from: 23rd Annual Conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, 1-4 July 2007, Lyon, France Ovarian Stimulation Does Not Affect Fetal Birth Weight REFERENCE: O-103 GEORG GRIESINGER, University Clinic of Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck, Germany Although low fetal birth weight is associated with singleton babies born after in-vitro fertilisation, a new prospective study has demonstrated that this is not a result of ovarian stimulation. Correspondent Sarah Maxwell interviewed Georg Griesinger at the ESHRE meeting in Lyon to get more details.

Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews

enAugust 02, 2007

GENERAL MEDICINE: Fewer, Not More, Live Births After Preimplantation Genetic Embryo Screening

Audio Journal of Medicine Reporting from European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 23rd Annual Meeting, Lyon, July 1-4, 2007 Elective Single Embryo Transfer in IVF: 13 Year Data From Sweden REFERENCE: ABSTRACT Oral 278 also N Engl J Med 2007;357:9-17 SJOERD REPPING, University of Amsterdam Genetic screening of embryos before implantation for in-vitro fertilisation caused a big reduction in the number of live births as compared with no screening, contrary to expectations. That's the finding of a study announced at the fertility conference in Lyon and simultaneously published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Sjoerd Repping of investigating team from the University of Amsterdam discussed the study findings and its clinical implications with Peter Goodwin.

Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews

enJuly 04, 2007

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GENERAL MEDICINE: News from the 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology

Audio Journal of Medicine Reporting from European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 23rd Annual Meeting, Lyon, July 1-4, 2007 1. Eggs From Young Patients Before Chemotherapy: New Hope for Future Fertility REFERENCE: ABSTRACT O-107 Ariel Revel, Hadassah University Hospital, Jerusalem Harvesting eggs from young girls before they undergo aggressive chemotherapy can now be done to give the hope of pregnancy in the future, according to fertility experts from Jerusalem reporting to the European conference on fertility being held in Lyon. The investigators have obtained oocytes from girls as young as five years. Lead author Ariel Revel talked about his group's findings with Sarah Maxwell. 2. First Baby Born From Thawed, Frozen, In-Vitro Matured Oocytes REFERENCE: ABSTRACT Oral 018 Hananel Holzer, McGill University, Montreal The results of a study that has produced the first live birth by maturing oocytes in vitro which have been collected from unstimulated ovaries, freezing them, and subsequently thawing them for fertilization were presented to the ESHRE meeting in Lyon. This is the first time oocytes collected without hormonal stimulation have resulted in pregnancies. For some women potentially facing sterility, such as those with breast cancer who do not have time for hormonal stimulation, this technique provides the hope of pregnancy which could otherwise be denied. Sarah Maxwell interviewed Hananel Holzer about the findings. 3. Ovarian Stimulation: Menotrophin Gives More Live Births than Follicle-Stimulating Hormone for Assisted Reproduction REFERENCE: ABSTRACT Oral 098 Masoud Afnan, Birmingham Women's Hospital Of two types of gonadotrophins currently used for ovarian stimulation in assisted reproduction one has now clearly demonstrated superiority in a meta-analysis presenteted to the fertility conference in Lyon. Human menotrophin (hGH) gave more live births than recombinant follicle-stimulating hormone (rFSH) whether reproduction was by in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) or intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). Peter Goodwin talked with Masoud Afnan from Birmingham after his presentation of the study which he co-authored with Madelon van Wely and Julko van der Veen. 4. Single Embryo Transfer Recommended For Most Patients Receiving Donated Oocytes REFERENCE: ABSTRACT O-007 Viveca Söderström-Anttila, Väestoliitto Fertility Clinics, Helsinki When oocytes are donated to achieve a pregnancy, single embryo transfer should generally be recommended over double transfer, according to the findings of a study from Helsinki. Sarah Maxwell discussed the data with Viveka Söderström.

Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews

enJuly 03, 2007

GENERAL MEDICINE: Elective Single Embryo Transfer in IVF: 13 Year Data From Sweden

Audio Journal of Medicine Reporting from European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 23rd Annual Meeting, Lyon, July 1-4, 2007 Elective Single Embryo Transfer in IVF: 13 Year Data From Sweden REFERENCE: ABSTRACT Oral 005 Per-Olof Karlström, Academic Hospital Uppsala COMMENT: Richard Kennedy, University Hospital, Coventry Elective single embryo transfer, now the norm in Sweden for in-vitro fertilisation, has greatly reduced rates of multiple pregnancy and the risks that go with it. And there are other benefits, according to Per-Olof Karlström from Uppsala who talked with Peter Goodwin during the ESHRE conference on fertility held in Lyon. The evidence from Sweden was put in perspective during the conference by Richard Kennedy from Coventry.

Audio Medica News - Medical News Interviews

enJuly 02, 2007

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Episodes (8)

Zdrowie psychiczne kobiet w ciąży i w połogu - dr n. med. Anita Sikora - Szubert, Michalina Mruczyk

A story of grief and motherhood with Tarah Schwartz Ep. 102

Treatment Development in Alzheimer's Disease-February 2020- Part 1

GENERAL MEDICINE: Single Embryo Transfer: Just as High Live Birth Rates as Double Transfer, But Without Risks

GENERAL MEDICINE: Ovarian Stimulation Does Not Affect Fetal Birth Weight

GENERAL MEDICINE: Fewer, Not More, Live Births After Preimplantation Genetic Embryo Screening

GENERAL MEDICINE: News from the 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology

GENERAL MEDICINE: Elective Single Embryo Transfer in IVF: 13 Year Data From Sweden