Women’s Health

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Dr Terri Foran is joined by Breast Surgeon A/Prof Cindy Mak to discuss how GPs can confidently approach breast symptoms in everyday practice. From tricky breast pain and lactation to younger women and imaging decisions, this episode focuses on practical strategies to support early detection without over‑investigating every lump.

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A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp joins Dr Rebecca Overton to unpack the realities of body contouring after massive weight loss and pregnancy.

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Dr Terri Foran is joined by Dr John Teh and Justin Sinclair to discuss how medical cannabis can play a practical role in managing endometriosis symptoms.

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In this episode, explore why sexual concerns so often stay unspoken in consults and provides opportunities to create safer conversations.

Expert/s: Anisa Varasteh
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This episode aims to build your confidence in uterine fibroids and covers focus areas from diagnosis to referral pathways

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Discover how breast reduction surgery can transform quality of life, and what this means for the women you see in general practice.

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Osteoporosis management is shifting fast, explore the updated guidelines that brings several key changes that can reshape everyday practice.

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In today’s episode, Prof Bronwyn Stuckey answers questions on applying updated osteoporosis guidance to real-world general practice decisions across assessment, treatment choice and long-term monitoring.

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Dr Jane Elliott AM, Dr Sonia Davison, Prof Rod Baber AM & Dr James Brown unpack the evidence, misconceptions and practical decision-making that shape real-world menopause and perimenopause care in Australian general practice.

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PCOS affects one in eight Australian women, yet many remain undiagnosed until fertility care. Hear practical tips for clinicians on early diagnosis, mental health support, and evidence-based management across the lifespan.

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This episode breaks down the new Australian osteoporosis guidelines into clear, practical steps for healthcare professionals on clarifying diagnosis, risk assessment and real-world treatment decisions.

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From evolving guidance on MHT and breast cancer risk to the challenges of perimenopause and emerging non-hormonal treatments, this discussion offers practical insights navigating care in a changing landscape.

Dr Terri Foran is joined by Breast Surgeon A/Prof Cindy Mak to discuss how GPs can confidently approach breast symptoms in everyday practice. From tricky breast pain and lactation to younger women and imaging decisions, this episode focuses on practical strategies to support early detection without over‑investigating every lump.

A/Prof Joe Dusseldorp joins Dr Rebecca Overton to unpack the realities of body contouring after massive weight loss and pregnancy.

Dr Terri Foran is joined by Dr John Teh and Justin Sinclair to discuss how medical cannabis can play a practical role in managing endometriosis symptoms.

In this episode, explore why sexual concerns so often stay unspoken in consults and provides opportunities to create safer conversations.

Expert/s: Anisa Varasteh

This episode aims to build your confidence in uterine fibroids and covers focus areas from diagnosis to referral pathways

Discover how breast reduction surgery can transform quality of life, and what this means for the women you see in general practice.

Osteoporosis management is shifting fast, explore the updated guidelines that brings several key changes that can reshape everyday practice.

In today’s episode, Prof Bronwyn Stuckey answers questions on applying updated osteoporosis guidance to real-world general practice decisions across assessment, treatment choice and long-term monitoring.

Dr Jane Elliott AM, Dr Sonia Davison, Prof Rod Baber AM & Dr James Brown unpack the evidence, misconceptions and practical decision-making that shape real-world menopause and perimenopause care in Australian general practice.

PCOS affects one in eight Australian women, yet many remain undiagnosed until fertility care. Hear practical tips for clinicians on early diagnosis, mental health support, and evidence-based management across the lifespan.

This episode breaks down the new Australian osteoporosis guidelines into clear, practical steps for healthcare professionals on clarifying diagnosis, risk assessment and real-world treatment decisions.

From evolving guidance on MHT and breast cancer risk to the challenges of perimenopause and emerging non-hormonal treatments, this discussion offers practical insights navigating care in a changing landscape.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

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.