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Choosing the right oestrogen in everyday prescribing

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

Podcasts

Breast density, oncoplastic choices and axilla decisions

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

Podcasts

Obstructive sleep apnoea is different in women: What you might be missing

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

Podcasts

Fetal Rhesus screening: What healthcare professionals need to know

This episode explores the evolving landscape of fetal Rhesus screening in pregnancy care, featuring expert insights from A/Prof Marina Berbic and Jessica Clarke. Learn how advances in cell-free DNA testing are reshaping anti-D immunoglobulin use, why updated national guidelines matter, and what healthcare professionals need to know about ordering, timing, and interpreting results.

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Recognising and managing hypermobility and EDS in general practice

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility are more common than you think. Dr Jason Lam and physiotherapist Leanne Scown unpack the key signs to look for, why early recognition matters, and how healthcare professionals can lead coordinated, effective care for these often-overlooked patients

Podcasts

POTS in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Marie Claire Seely discusses how primary care clinicians can better recognise, assess and support patients living with POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

Podcasts

Menopausal hormone therapy and its cardiovascular benefits

An overview of the evidence and the current recommendations in terms of MHT's role in preventing cardiovascular disease will be discussed as well as its safety in women with pre-existing cardiovascular disease.

Podcasts

The natural estrogen debate: A focus on combined oral contraception

Explore "natural oestrogens" as emerging contraceptive options - their biological basis, current evidence, safety claims, and how clinicians can guide patients through informed, evidence-based prescribing decisions.

Clinical Articles

Menopausal hormone therapy in patients at risk of cancer

Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

Podcasts

Endometriosis awareness: Early signs that matter

Jessica Taylor discusses early recognition and practical strategies to help you better support patients living with endometriosis.

Podcasts

Unseen damage: Recognising brain injury in domestic abuse

Hidden brain injuries from domestic abuse often go unnoticed. Lara Graves shares practical tips for healthcare professionals on spotting symptoms, asking the right questions, and supporting patient safety and recovery.

Podcasts

Understand & explain the risks & side effects of MHT

This lecture will clarify risk concepts in MHT, helping GPs understand and apply terms like absolute risk and hazard ratios in clinical decision-making.

Women's health

Choosing the right oestrogen in everyday prescribing

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

Breast density, oncoplastic choices and axilla decisions

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

Obstructive sleep apnoea is different in women: What you might be missing

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

Fetal Rhesus screening: What healthcare professionals need to know

Recognising and managing hypermobility and EDS in general practice

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility are more common than you think. Dr Jason Lam and physiotherapist Leanne Scown unpack the key signs to look for, why early recognition matters, and how healthcare professionals can lead coordinated, effective care for these often-overlooked patients

POTS in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Marie Claire Seely discusses how primary care clinicians can better recognise, assess and support patients living with POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

Menopausal hormone therapy and its cardiovascular benefits

An overview of the evidence and the current recommendations in terms of MHT's role in preventing cardiovascular disease will be discussed as well as its safety in women with pre-existing cardiovascular disease.

The natural estrogen debate: A focus on combined oral contraception

Explore "natural oestrogens" as emerging contraceptive options - their biological basis, current evidence, safety claims, and how clinicians can guide patients through informed, evidence-based prescribing decisions.

Menopausal hormone therapy in patients at risk of cancer

Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

Endometriosis awareness: Early signs that matter

Jessica Taylor discusses early recognition and practical strategies to help you better support patients living with endometriosis.

Unseen damage: Recognising brain injury in domestic abuse

Hidden brain injuries from domestic abuse often go unnoticed. Lara Graves shares practical tips for healthcare professionals on spotting symptoms, asking the right questions, and supporting patient safety and recovery.

Understand & explain the risks & side effects of MHT

This lecture will clarify risk concepts in MHT, helping GPs understand and apply terms like absolute risk and hazard ratios in clinical decision-making.

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.

Women's health

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility are more common than you think. Dr Jason Lam and physiotherapist Leanne Scown unpack the key signs to look for, why early recognition matters, and how healthcare professionals can lead coordinated, effective care for these often-overlooked patients

Marie Claire Seely discusses how primary care clinicians can better recognise, assess and support patients living with POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

An overview of the evidence and the current recommendations in terms of MHT's role in preventing cardiovascular disease will be discussed as well as its safety in women with pre-existing cardiovascular disease.

Explore "natural oestrogens" as emerging contraceptive options - their biological basis, current evidence, safety claims, and how clinicians can guide patients through informed, evidence-based prescribing decisions.

Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

Jessica Taylor discusses early recognition and practical strategies to help you better support patients living with endometriosis.

Hidden brain injuries from domestic abuse often go unnoticed. Lara Graves shares practical tips for healthcare professionals on spotting symptoms, asking the right questions, and supporting patient safety and recovery.

This lecture will clarify risk concepts in MHT, helping GPs understand and apply terms like absolute risk and hazard ratios in clinical decision-making.

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Healthed

Upcoming Healthed Webcast

New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.