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Norman Swan
Norman Swan is a Scottish Australian medical doctor, journalist and radio producer. Dr Swan was born in Scotland and studied medicine at the University of Aberdeen〔 graduating in 1976. Dr Swan moved to Australia, where he started work with the Australian Broadcasting Commission in 1982.〔 He was the general manager of ABC Radio National for three years from 1990, and in that time recruited Phillip Adams, Geraldine Doogue and Wendy Harmer as program presenters.〔 Swan co-hosted the Radio National program Life Matters between 1996 and 2001.〔 Swan has produced and presented ABC radio program ''The Health Report'' from its inception in 1982.〔
Dr Swan has been awarded the highest honour in Australian journalism and the Australian equivalent of a Pulitzer Prize—the Gold Walkley—for revealing scientific fraud conducted by well-known gynaecologist Dr William McBride. Dr Swan's investigation sent "shock waves throughout the medical world" and led to Dr McBride being de-registered.〔
Dr Swan has won three Walkley awards, a UN media peace prize and the highest honour in Australian science journalism, the Michael Daley Award.〔
Dr Swan's son Jonathan Swan is an award-winning national political correspondent for ''The Sydney Morning Herald'' and ''The Age'' (Melbourne).
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