Bowel cancer screening: a case of simple medicine saving lives
Dr Simon Cowap discusses a welcomed package he recently received in the mail, and discusses the significance of this important initiative for all Australians. Read on to find out more!
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Rethinking diabetes and obesity
The obesity and type two diabetes epidemic - where to from here? Dr Joe Kosterich examines current thinking about chronic lifestyle conditions and sets his sights toward the future.
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CME: Cutting through the Clutter
Today there are a myriad of choices of, not only what to learn about, but also where and via which format. Join Dr Joe Kosterich as he explores valuable ways that you can cut through the clutter to access high quality, implementable medical education.
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Often silent and not sexy, why do I find osteoporosis so rewarding to manage?
Dr Jennifer Rogers discusses the importance of being able to effectively identify, treat and manage osteoporosis in the practice, and explains why GPs should include osteoporosis awareness in their PLANs.
A hearty journey: mapping the advances of Chronic Heart Failure treatment
Dr Simon Cowap explores the advances in Chronic Heart Failure treatment, charting our progress across the past 30 years and thinking forward to the future.
The Rest Activity Dance
The mental health of Australia's HCPs has been under the microscope more than ever recently. Dr Steven Sommer addresses the nature of stress in the medical sphere, and offers some insight on how he deals with the stresses of work and life.
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Standing on the shoulders of early intervention
Dr James Best stresses the importance of early intervention, support and guidance in autism, and reflects on his life-changing journey to Africa with his son Sam, diagnosed with autism at the age of 3.
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Some thoughts from my desk
Dr Allan Shell sits down to pen his thoughts on dementia in general practice, and how you can help promote quality of life, rather than just longevity of life, in your older patients.
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