Diabetes and metabolism

Dr Michael Hii
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Obesity is the disease of our generation- managing obesity and the complications of obesity to suit each individual patient's requirements and needs.

Expert/s: Dr Michael Hii
Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Experts say GLP-1 RAs should be prescribed more often and earlier, citing compelling benefits for type 2 diabetes—but the PBAC has other ideas.

Lynnette Hoffman
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It’s no anomaly for Associate Professor Gary Leong to see patients as young as 10 who weigh 100 kilograms.

Prof Richard O'Brien
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In this Product Explainer, Endocrinologist Prof Richard O'Brien explains the role of Fenofibrate in reducing the progression of diabetic retinopathy in patients with type 2 diabetes (5 mins).

Ben Falkenmire
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1 in 3 people with diabetes develop retinopathy, but up to half aren’t getting screened

Expert/s: Ben Falkenmire
Healthed
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Diabetes remission is still a new concept for many—but Dr Peter Brukner wants to change that.

Expert/s: Healthed
Dr Peter Brukner OAM
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How Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) remission sounds impossible, but is achievable and endorsed by Diabetes Australia in their "Type 2 Diabetes Position Statement" October 2021, and The compelling and beneficial impact of introducing a low carb dietary intervention to patients with T2D, rather than surgery or prescribing more drugs.

Prof John Dixon
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Most commonly used bariatric-metabolic surgical procedures, their mechanism of action, patient selection, weight loss and health outcomes.

Healthed
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Dr Priya Sumithran
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Type 2 diabetes is a silent pandemic, affecting one in 20 people in Australia and an estimated 500 million people around the world.

A/Prof Gary Kilov
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Patients on medications that have a low incidence of hypoglycaemia with T2DM do not need finger-prick blood glucose testing. GPs will rely on HbA1C to guide management. However, its use in Sick Days management is still important

A/Prof Michael d'Emden
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Decisions regarding glycaemic control may not be simple as there are situations where you strive for tighter control or settle for less than satisfactory control