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Epilepsy & Driving – Navigating the Grey Areas – Lecture

Prof Ernest Somerville explains the challenging, complicated or just confusing grey areas.

Expert/s: Prof Ernest Somerville

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Managing problematic behaviour in dementia

Nearly four in ten Australian aged care residents are prescribed an antipsychotic, despite the fact they often don’t work, have serious adverse effects, and are only recommended for managing dementia-related behaviours when other strategies have failed...

Expert/s: Sophia Auld

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Dementia & fitness to drive

Assessing driving risk, understanding your responsibilities and when to get an OT involved...

Expert/s: Sophia Auld

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Leading stroke physician answers your questions

Professor Bruce Campbell,  consultant neurologist and head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers more of your questions in the final article of our series.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Neurology

Podcasts

Dementia risk reduction

Dr Hilton Koppe discusses dementia risk factors, reducing risk, and improving confidence in managing dementia in GP.

Expert/s: Dr Hilton Koppe

Neurology

Clinical Articles

TIAs: Your questions answered by a leading stroke physician

Professor Bruce Campbell, a consultant neurologist and Head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers your questions.

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Carotid stenosis – Which tests for whom?

Vascular surgeon gives tips for the ideal workup in GP.

Expert/s: Emma Henshall

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Brain implants are on their way

Neuralink’s coin-size device, called N1, is designed to enable patients to carry out actions just by concentrating on them, without moving their bodies...

Expert/s: Prof Nancy S. Jecker, Andrew Ko

Neurology

Podcasts

Pregnancy and epilepsy – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Frank Vajda AO outlines the most important considerations when managing women of child-bearing age who have epilepsy.

Expert/s: Prof Frank Vajda AM

Neurology

Clinical Articles

The middle-aged brain changes a lot – and it’s key to understanding dementia

Our brains change more rapidly at various times of our lives, as though life’s clock was ticking faster than usual. Childhood, adolescence and very old age are good examples of this...

Expert/s: Sebastian Dohm-Hansen Allard, Prof Yvonne Nolan

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Stroke prevention: Your questions answered

Neurologist answers GPs questions about BP & lipid targets, medications and more….

Expert/s: Prof Bruce Campbell

Neurology, Public health

Clinical Articles

Brain health knowledge is low, but motivation is high

The public wants to reduce their risk of dementia, but many don't even know it's possible, let alone where to start...

Expert/s: Lynnette Hoffman

Neurology

Epilepsy & Driving – Navigating the Grey Areas – Lecture

Prof Ernest Somerville explains the challenging, complicated or just confusing grey areas.

Managing problematic behaviour in dementia

Nearly four in ten Australian aged care residents are prescribed an antipsychotic, despite the fact they often don’t work, have serious adverse effects, and are only recommended for managing dementia-related behaviours when other strategies have failed...

Dementia & fitness to drive

Assessing driving risk, understanding your responsibilities and when to get an OT involved...

Leading stroke physician answers your questions

Professor Bruce Campbell,  consultant neurologist and head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers more of your questions in the final article of our series.

Dementia risk reduction

Dr Hilton Koppe discusses dementia risk factors, reducing risk, and improving confidence in managing dementia in GP.

TIAs: Your questions answered by a leading stroke physician

Professor Bruce Campbell, a consultant neurologist and Head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers your questions.

Carotid stenosis – Which tests for whom?

Vascular surgeon gives tips for the ideal workup in GP.

Brain implants are on their way

Neuralink’s coin-size device, called N1, is designed to enable patients to carry out actions just by concentrating on them, without moving their bodies...

Pregnancy and epilepsy – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Frank Vajda AO outlines the most important considerations when managing women of child-bearing age who have epilepsy.

The middle-aged brain changes a lot – and it’s key to understanding dementia

Our brains change more rapidly at various times of our lives, as though life’s clock was ticking faster than usual. Childhood, adolescence and very old age are good examples of this...

Stroke prevention: Your questions answered

Neurologist answers GPs questions about BP & lipid targets, medications and more….

Brain health knowledge is low, but motivation is high

The public wants to reduce their risk of dementia, but many don't even know it's possible, let alone where to start...

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Prof Ernest Somerville explains the challenging, complicated or just confusing grey areas.

Nearly four in ten Australian aged care residents are prescribed an antipsychotic, despite the fact they often don’t work, have serious adverse effects, and are only recommended for managing dementia-related behaviours when other strategies have failed...

Assessing driving risk, understanding your responsibilities and when to get an OT involved...

Professor Bruce Campbell, consultant neurologist and head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers more of your questions in the final article of our series.

Dr Hilton Koppe discusses dementia risk factors, reducing risk, and improving confidence in managing dementia in GP.

Professor Bruce Campbell, a consultant neurologist and Head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers your questions.

Vascular surgeon gives tips for the ideal workup in GP.

Neuralink’s coin-size device, called N1, is designed to enable patients to carry out actions just by concentrating on them, without moving their bodies...

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Frank Vajda AO outlines the most important considerations when managing women of child-bearing age who have epilepsy.

Our brains change more rapidly at various times of our lives, as though life’s clock was ticking faster than usual. Childhood, adolescence and very old age are good examples of this...

Neurologist answers GPs questions about BP & lipid targets, medications and more….

The public wants to reduce their risk of dementia, but many don't even know it's possible, let alone where to start...

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Professor Bruce Campbell,  consultant neurologist and head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers more of your questions in the final article of our series.

Professor Bruce Campbell, a consultant neurologist and Head of Neurology and Stroke at the Royal Melbourne Hospital answers your questions.