Prof Bruce Robinson

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Prof Bruce Robinson

Endocrinologist; North Shore Private Hospital; Honorary Professor, Kolling Institute of Medical Research

Professor Bruce Robinson is an endocrinologist with over 30 years’ leadership experience as an academic physician and scientist across research, healthcare and medicine, and tertiary education. Bruce has both a Doctorate in Medicine and Master of Science from the University of Sydney.

Nodules and thyroid cancer

How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

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Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

By Prof Bruce Robinson

Podcasts

Endocrinology

Nodules and thyroid cancer

How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

By Prof Bruce Robinson

Podcasts

Endocrinology

Prof Bruce Robinson

Endocrinologist; North Shore Private Hospital; Honorary Professor, Kolling Institute of Medical Research

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Nodules and thyroid cancer

How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

Nodules and thyroid cancer

How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

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Endocrinologist; North Shore Private Hospital; Honorary Professor, Kolling Institute of Medical Research

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How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

Thyroid function tests – When and how to use them

When looking for thyroid diseases, listen to the patient as the answer is often in the history - the tests and imaging are adjuncts. Confirm your clinical suspicions with appropriate investigations.

Nodules and thyroid cancer

How do you manage a single or multiple hot or cold nodules in the thyroid, which test should you do and when and when to refer and to whom?

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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.