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Scurvy is largely a historical disease but there are signs it’s making a comeback

Doctors in developed countries have recently reported treating cases of scurvy - as well as Australian doctors.

Podcasts

Talking aged care – A general update

Dr Anthony Marinucci discusses the efficiencies needed and the barriers in aged care, including how to streamline and manage them, and much more in this update in aged care.

Clinical Articles

Most GPs pessimistic about MyMedicare one year on

While many GPs like the idea in theory, only a minority of patients have signed up so far...

Clinical Articles

My Health Record a failure, over 70% of GPs say

More than one third of GPs never access or upload information to it. Here are their key concerns...

Clinical Articles

Pharmacists are now allowed to supply nicotine vapes over the counter. But they might not be so easy to access.

From October 1, new changes to Australian laws around vaping products should make it easier for adults to get low-dose nicotine vapes as a tool to quit smoking.

Clinical Articles

Myths about dementia persist even among health professionals – global report

New research highlights the need to discuss risk reduction - here are some practical tips...

Clinical Articles

XEC: what you need to know about the new COVID variant

The variant, called XEC, appears to have a growth advantage over other circulating variants – but it is not a radically different variant. So what is it?

Clinical Articles

What links aging and disease? A growing body of research says it’s a faulty metabolism

Every second, your cells perform billions of biochemical reactions that fuel essential functions for life, forming a highly interconnected metabolic network. This network enables cells to grow, proliferate and repair themselves, and its disruption can drive the aging process.

Podcasts

The Mpox emergency – What you need to know

Dr Jason Ong explains the process for suspecting, identifying, treating and preventing transmission of Mpox.

Podcasts

The new imperative for healthy ageing

Dr Leon Geffen discusses new health conditions associated with the ageing population and resources to get GPs up to speed on the latest recommendations.

Clinical Articles

Why are tall people more likely to get cancer? What we know, don’t know and suspect

People who are taller are at greater risk of developing cancer... but why? Here's what the patterns show and research tells us...

Podcasts

Wound care 101

With half a million Australians currently living with chronic wound and costing the healthcare system $3 billion/yr, get the latest resources and refresh your wound care knowledge for general practice.

Public health

Scurvy is largely a historical disease but there are signs it’s making a comeback

Doctors in developed countries have recently reported treating cases of scurvy - as well as Australian doctors.

Talking aged care – A general update

Dr Anthony Marinucci discusses the efficiencies needed and the barriers in aged care, including how to streamline and manage them, and much more in this update in aged care.

Most GPs pessimistic about MyMedicare one year on

While many GPs like the idea in theory, only a minority of patients have signed up so far...

My Health Record a failure, over 70% of GPs say

More than one third of GPs never access or upload information to it. Here are their key concerns...

Pharmacists are now allowed to supply nicotine vapes over the counter. But they might not be so easy to access.

From October 1, new changes to Australian laws around vaping products should make it easier for adults to get low-dose nicotine vapes as a tool to quit smoking.

Myths about dementia persist even among health professionals – global report

New research highlights the need to discuss risk reduction - here are some practical tips...

XEC: what you need to know about the new COVID variant

The variant, called XEC, appears to have a growth advantage over other circulating variants – but it is not a radically different variant. So what is it?

What links aging and disease? A growing body of research says it’s a faulty metabolism

Every second, your cells perform billions of biochemical reactions that fuel essential functions for life, forming a highly interconnected metabolic network. This network enables cells to grow, proliferate and repair themselves, and its disruption can drive the aging process.

The Mpox emergency – What you need to know

Dr Jason Ong explains the process for suspecting, identifying, treating and preventing transmission of Mpox.

The new imperative for healthy ageing

Dr Leon Geffen discusses new health conditions associated with the ageing population and resources to get GPs up to speed on the latest recommendations.

Why are tall people more likely to get cancer? What we know, don’t know and suspect

People who are taller are at greater risk of developing cancer... but why? Here's what the patterns show and research tells us...

Wound care 101

With half a million Australians currently living with chronic wound and costing the healthcare system $3 billion/yr, get the latest resources and refresh your wound care knowledge for general practice.

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What does it mean when a facial red rash does not respond to topical steroids and gets worse with the treatment? Dermatologist Dr Philip Tong presents a series of cases with this scenario.

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Doctors in developed countries have recently reported treating cases of scurvy - as well as Australian doctors.

Dr Anthony Marinucci discusses the efficiencies needed and the barriers in aged care, including how to streamline and manage them, and much more in this update in aged care.

While many GPs like the idea in theory, only a minority of patients have signed up so far...

More than one third of GPs never access or upload information to it. Here are their key concerns...

From October 1, new changes to Australian laws around vaping products should make it easier for adults to get low-dose nicotine vapes as a tool to quit smoking.

New research highlights the need to discuss risk reduction - here are some practical tips...

The variant, called XEC, appears to have a growth advantage over other circulating variants – but it is not a radically different variant. So what is it?

Every second, your cells perform billions of biochemical reactions that fuel essential functions for life, forming a highly interconnected metabolic network. This network enables cells to grow, proliferate and repair themselves, and its disruption can drive the aging process.

Dr Jason Ong explains the process for suspecting, identifying, treating and preventing transmission of Mpox.

Dr Leon Geffen discusses new health conditions associated with the ageing population and resources to get GPs up to speed on the latest recommendations.

People who are taller are at greater risk of developing cancer... but why? Here's what the patterns show and research tells us...

With half a million Australians currently living with chronic wound and costing the healthcare system $3 billion/yr, get the latest resources and refresh your wound care knowledge for general practice.

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Upcoming Healthed Webcast

Tune in for "Facial rashes case studies - Practical guide to assessment and management" lecture

Tuesday 9th June, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Dr Philip Tong

Consultant Dermatologist; Founder, DermScreen, Dermatology Junction; Visiting Medical Officer, St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney

What does it mean when a facial red rash does not respond to topical steroids and gets worse with the treatment? Dermatologist Dr Philip Tong presents a series of cases with this scenario.