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Kelly Rooke

Medical Communications Specialist
Kelly has a PhD from the University of Oxford specialising in immunology and epigenetics. She has nearly a decade of experience in global medical communications and is passionate about creating educational content that positively impacts the healthcare community.

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Managing driving risk in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea

Practical guidance on recognising subtle symptoms of OSA, initiating assessment, and determining fitness to drive...

By Prof Brendon Yee, Kelly Rooke
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New endometriosis guidelines put GPs at the forefront of care

Advances in guidelines and imaging are reshaping how endometriosis is managed in primary care…

By Prof Louise Hull, Kelly Rooke
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Managing adolescent acne beyond the breakouts

Hidden triggers, red flags, and evidence-based management strategies to support adherence and treatment success...

By Dr Jo-Ann See, Kelly Rooke
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Menopausal hormone therapy in patients at risk of cancer

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

By Prof Rodney Baber AM, Kelly Rooke
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Nutrition for maintaining muscle while taking GLP-1 RAs

Expert practical tips to support muscle retention, optimal nutrition and quality of life...

By Samantha Stuk, Kelly Rooke
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Bruxism and temporomandibular disorders in GP

Practical tips to identify when it is clinically significant, how to appropriately manage and when to refer...

By A/Prof Ramesh Balasubramaniam OAM, Kelly Rooke
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Modern CKD management – the game has changed

A new generation of medicines means we can prevent progression to dialysis for many...

By Dr Richard Phoon, Kelly Rooke
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Early allergen introduction: a practical approach to food allergy prevention

Practical advice to help families introduce allergens early, safely and confidently…

By Dr Gabby Mahoney, Kelly Rooke
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Fatty liver: an early warning sign of cardiovascular and cancer risk

Simple, non-invasive tests now allow GPs to identify those at risk earlier and intensify prevention…

By A/Prof William Kemp, Kelly Rooke
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Early allergen introduction: troubleshooting and managing reactions

Distinguishing contact reactions from IgE-mediated allergy, when to refer and more…

By Dr Gabby Mahoney, Kelly Rooke
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Assessing problematic alcohol use (in 10 minutes)

Assessing problematic alcohol use (in 10 minutes)

Most alcohol-related harm occurs in people who don't meet criteria for addiction – this structured approach to assessment is also an intervention…

By Dr Richard Bradlow, Kelly Rooke
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Interpreting abnormal liver function tests

A practical framework to support diagnosis and decide the most appropriate next steps…

By Dr Emily Nash, Kelly Rooke
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