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Hello, coming up in the next half hour, caring for premature and sick babies.

We visit a neonatal unit that's actively encouraging parents to be more hands-on, to everyone's benefit.

It was isolating and scary at times. I'm not going to lie.

But I think due to the experience I'd had on the, I almost felt like a nurse myself.

What I listeners can't see, of course, is that Constance is fast asleep on your chest right now.

Behaving extraordinarily well.

She looks a fairly good size.

She is. She's done really well.

It's a dance between the baby and the mother.

And I think if you really get to know your baby and with the help of this care model you really do,

these things become less frightening.

It may seem obvious, but involving parents to that extent is far from universal.

And how long before an operation should you stop drinking water to ensure that your stomach is empty?

Not as long as most doctors think. But first,

a new study suggesting that some researchers are fiddling figures to make their findings

look better. And if you can't trust a peer-reviewed trial, published in an eminent journal,

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