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Up to 90% of Australian infants, aged six to twelve months have a dietary iron intake that falls well short of recommended targets, according to findings from the Australian Feeding Infants and Toddlers Study (OzFITS).

As the world gets used to living with COVID, especially this latest infectious but not particularly severe Omicron strain, more attention is focusing on long COVID.

What is perhaps less well-known is the importance of the future father’s preconception health.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

And what are other practices doing these days in terms of checking staff and screening patients?

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

The first 1000 days are the most important for brain development in the fetus and newborn. And adequate iodine intake and thyroid function are vital to this process.

There is so much we still don’t know about long covid but we’re going to have to learn fast as more and more patients will be presenting to general practice with the condition

Up to 90% of Australian infants, aged six to twelve months have a dietary iron intake that falls well short of recommended targets, according to findings from the Australian Feeding Infants and Toddlers Study (OzFITS).

As the world gets used to living with COVID, especially this latest infectious but not particularly severe Omicron strain, more attention is focusing on long COVID.

What is perhaps less well-known is the importance of the future father’s preconception health.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

Two adrenalin injectors are now available and this allows the patients a choice, but GPs need to be familiar with both devices.

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

And what are other practices doing these days in terms of checking staff and screening patients?

It is likely that Japanese encephalitis will become endemic, and GPs will once again be at the forefront in diagnosis, future immunisation programmes and patient education

The first 1000 days are the most important for brain development in the fetus and newborn. And adequate iodine intake and thyroid function are vital to this process.

There is so much we still don’t know about long covid but we’re going to have to learn fast as more and more patients will be presenting to general practice with the condition

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