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Coming up in today's program, antidepressants in pregnancy,

should we be concerned that as many as one in 30 women in the UK take them at some stage of their pregnancy?

Computers, smartphones and sleep.

Could spending hours staring at your phone, tablet or laptop in the evening

be disturbing the natural rhythm that helps us all get a good night's sleep, particularly for teenagers

who enjoy their lions. Going to bed late and getting up late is made even worse in teenagers

because they're hooked to the tablets and doing the emails and all the rest of it. And at least half an hour before

you go to sleep, you should turn those machines off, you should limit your light exposure

and get into the right sort of mindset for sleep. Margaret McCartney looks at the evidence behind

shifting school times to fit in with teenagers' slow starts in the morning.

Be warned, if your adolescent is listening, you may find it even harder to get them out of bed tomorrow once they know there's a scientific explanation for their reluctance to leave the

warm embrace of their duvet.

Now, listen up, chaps.

Have you noticed that your energy levels aren't what they used to be?

Do you feel physically weaker? Are they used to be? Do you feel

physically weaker? Are you struggling at work? Do you nod off after dinner? And has your

sex drive gone off the boil? Well, if you've answered yes to most of those, then you could,

if you believe the hype, have what the Americans are calling low tea, lower than normal levels

of the male hormone testosterone.

At least that's what the low-tie awareness campaigns, funded by drug companies that make

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