Dr Mick Tong

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Dr Mick Tong is a GP, living in Darwin since 2016. He enjoys working in the Northern Territory where patients present with the full range of pathologies, even the odd crocodile bite. As the first port of call, and the cornerstone of continuity, he believes that GPs have a unique role to connect with their patients and help them manage every aspect of their health.

On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

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On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

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On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

On the front line: A GP’s perspective on screens, kids and health – Part 1

A practical, clinic-facing conversation for GPs who want to ask better questions about screens and understand their broader impact on young people and families.

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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.