Hello and welcome to another episode of Sigma Nutrition Radio.

My name is Danny Lennon.

Here with me, of course, is Alan Flanagan. We are at episode

407 of the podcast today. You are very welcome. With that, Alan, how are you, my dear sir?

I was really waiting for We're a Kocha to come at some point there. I was just like, it's going to drop soon.

No, now it's just going to appear when you least expect it. Right. Yeah, I'm good. I got a paper

submitted earlier this week, which I think is quite interesting because, you know, focus a lot on

night shift work. Obviously, we're looking at the night shift workers.

But what we looked at was how in NHS nurses,

who were all mothers,

it was a family unit that had been recruited for the original study.

So we basically looked at, well, did dietary habits in the children,

dependent children and partners,

change comparing night shifts, periods of night shift work versus non-night? So, yeah, so it's

interesting. I think it's not something that is looked at a lot, but as an additional variable

for influencing kind of in-home nutrition,

it could be something that. So it'll be interesting to, yeah, hopefully get it published soon

enough. Yeah, submitted on Wednesday, I think maybe. Yeah. Awesome. So that's a nice follow-on

to your other recently published publication, which I think we

mentioned the last time that hopefully by now people have had a chance to read through.

Yeah, that was, yeah, I definitely think that is one of the more kind of interesting things,

certainly that I've been able to contribute to, which was nice. I mean, I think, yeah, as my kind of thesis even starts to

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