Respiratory and sleep

Dr Linda Calabresi
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One of the most common treatments for restless legs syndrome can, in about a third of cases, wind up making the symptoms worse, warns respiratory and sleep physician Professor Brendon Yee from Sydney.

Ben Falkenmire
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The pandemic saw many GPs shelve their spirometers because of concerns around the aerosolisation of COVID-19 in their practices.

Expert/s: Ben Falkenmire
Prof Brendon Yee
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How is Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) diagnosed, what other conditions need to be excluded, when should you treat RLS and what with, and when should you refer

Dr Anup Desai
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How to interpret a sleep study more effectively, why you should not skip the sleep physician's conclusions, and how to understand the graphs and hypnograms

Expert/s: Dr Anup Desai
Dr Anup Desai
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A structured approach to assessing sleep disorders in primary care, and how taking a good sleep history is crucial

Expert/s: Dr Anup Desai
Dr Aajuli Shukla
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Many more asthma sufferers stand to benefit from biologics but have not yet been put into the right referral pathways.

Prof Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich
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The availability of SABAs over-the-counter means that GPs and local pharmacists need to communicate more, and an overview of current management

Dr Hugh Allen
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Pharmacological and non-pharmacological management strategies for sleep disturbance in young people with autism, and the implications of sleep disturbance for young people with autism and their families

Expert/s: Dr Hugh Allen
Dr Jessica Tattersall
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Latest evidence and understanding about rhinitis- framework on how to assess, investigate and manage this condition.

Dr Linda Calabresi
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Sometimes new parents just need to know what’s normal when it comes to sleeping patterns in infants, says midwife and lactation consultant, Cindy Davenport on a recent Healthed podcast

Prof Christine Jenkins
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Practical advice for GPs wanting to translate the latest asthma management guidelines into effective and realistic clinical practice.

Felicity Nelson
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Babies have no circadiaBabies have no circadian rhythms. Parents must look for the subtle, early signs of tirednessn rhythms. Parents must look for the subtle, early signs of tiredness.