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Dr Andrew Leech
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Eating challenges with ADHD

It is common for children with ADHD to struggle with maintaining sufficient food and nutritional intake- how GPs can effectively screen these children for adequate diet and appropriate nutrition.

Expert/s: Dr Andrew Leech
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Prof Peter Richmond
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Conversations on meningococcal disease with parents

In this Product Explainer, Paediatrician and Paediatric Immunologist A/Prof Peter Richmond explains which patients are most at risk for meningococcal B, the risk reduction benefits of meningococcal B vaccination and why it is important to have conversations with parents in which the risk/benefits of vaccination are clearly explained (5 mins).

Expert/s: Prof Peter Richmond
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Rebecca Saad
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Children with rare diseases

The simple things in everyday life which can have profound effects on a child with epidermolysis bullosa

Expert/s: Rebecca Saad
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Clinical A/Prof Kurt Gebauer
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Nappy rash – Assessment, management and important differential diagnoses

The differential diagnosis for conditions that might mimic nappy rash and how to spot them

Expert/s: Clinical A/Prof Kurt Gebauer
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A/Prof Avi Lemberg
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Human milk oligosaccharides in infant formula – Practical applications

In this Healthed lecture, A/Prof Avi Lemberg explained that the current evidence demonstrates multiple beneficial effects of HMOs including antimicrobial, immune modulation, prebiotic, neurodevelopment and cognition effects.

Expert/s: A/Prof Avi Lemberg
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Dr Jeremy Rajanayagam
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Formula 101: When whole protein formulas are not tolerated

How to evaluate feed tolerance and when to be clinically concerned

Expert/s: Dr Jeremy Rajanayagam
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Cindy Davenport
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Why babies will not always sleep – Tips for parents

Recognising the ‘red-flags’ in the history of dysmenorrhoea in a young woman

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport
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Susan Teerds
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Home safety and sleeping

Keeping young children and infants safe at home - injury causes more child deaths than asthma, cancer and infectious disease combined

Expert/s: Susan Teerds
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Cindy Davenport
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Safe sleep and settling

Understanding SUDI - Sudden and Unexpected Death in Infancy

Expert/s: Cindy Davenport
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A/Prof Avi Lemberg
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Human milk oligosaccharides in infant formula – Practical implications of this new development – Lecture

Current evidence demonstrating the multiple beneficial effects of HMOs, including antimicrobial, immune modulation, prebiotic, neurodevelopment and cognition effects.

Expert/s: A/Prof Avi Lemberg
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Dr Linda Calabresi
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Infant sleep problems can signal future emotional issues

Babies with severe sleep problems are more likely to have anxiety issues as they grow up, Australian researchers say. That’s the rather depressing conclusion following the prospective Maternal Health Study, that looked at almost 1500 mother-baby pairs from 15 weeks gestation to when the child turned 10.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi
Miscarriages affect 1 in 6 pregnancies. We need better investigations and treatments
A/Prof Louise Hill
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Miscarriages affect 1 in 6 pregnancies. We need better investigations and treatments

A miscarriage is a devastating event. Those who experience them are suddenly and unexpectedly robbed of the promise of new life and the dream of an expanded family. The emotional toll can be even greater if conception was delayed, or if fertility treatments were required to achieve a pregnancy. Many health providers have considered miscarriage as “nature’s way”, not fully acknowledging its emotional and psychological effects on those who have lost a pregnancy. Fortunately, this view is changing, and there is increasing advocacy for research into the causes, prevention and management of miscarriages. But there remains a long way to go.

Expert/s: A/Prof Louise Hill

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