A/Prof Caroline Gurvich

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A/Prof Caroline Gurvich

Associate professor and Clinical Neuropsychologist, Monash University

Caroline is an Associate Professor and a Clinical Neuropsychologist within the Department of Psychiatry at Monash University. She is the Head of the Cognition and Hormones research group and works clinically as a neuropschologist in the field of Women’s Mental Health. Caroline’s research explores the interplay between sex hormones, and lifestyle factors, such as trauma and stress, on cognition in mental illness.

‘Brain fog’ during menopause is real – it can disrupt women’s work and spark dementia fears

For nearly two-thirds of women, menopause comes with an undesirable change in memory...

‘Brain fog’ during menopause is real – it can disrupt women’s work and spark dementia fears

For nearly two-thirds of women, menopause comes with an undesirable change in memory...

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A/Prof Caroline Gurvich

Associate professor and Clinical Neuropsychologist, Monash University

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‘Brain fog’ during menopause is real – it can disrupt women’s work and spark dementia fears

For nearly two-thirds of women, menopause comes with an undesirable change in memory...

‘Brain fog’ during menopause is real – it can disrupt women’s work and spark dementia fears

For nearly two-thirds of women, menopause comes with an undesirable change in memory...

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Associate professor and Clinical Neuropsychologist, Monash University

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‘Brain fog’ during menopause is real – it can disrupt women’s work and spark dementia fears

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For nearly two-thirds of women, menopause comes with an undesirable change in memory...

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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.