ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Does a "high-risk pregnancy" mean something will go wrong?
Fetal medicine specialist, Panicos Shangaris, of King's College Hospital speaks with Brigitte Cutshall; he explains how the label works, why preconception counseling matters, and how AI is changing prenatal care.
3 Takeaways
(1) "High risk" means more support, not bad news. It brings in the right specialists and a plan built for you.
(2) Start before the positive test. Preconception checks like iron, vitamin D, thyroid, and weight help you begin pregnancy healthier.
(3) AI buys time for the human part. Faster scans and letters leave doctors more time to counsel and comfort.
Connect with Dr. Panicos Shangaris:
• Website: https://shangaris.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/londonpregnancyob/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/panicos-shangaris/
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