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PCOS case discussions: Practical insights for primary care – Panel

Explore the latest PCOS guidelines and practical case discussions, covering diagnosis, holistic management, and key considerations for clinicians from adolescence through to pregnancy.

Podcasts

Preventing breast cancer: When medication matters

In today's episode, Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips shares a practical discussion on identifying breast cancer risk and the role of preventative medications in personalised care.

Podcasts

Osteoporosis made simple: Key changes in guidelines and management

Dr Jane Elliott AM and Prof Peter Wong unpack key updates from the latest RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia guidelines – from diagnosis and risk assessment to treatment choices, duration, and new PBS-listed bone anabolic options.

Podcasts

Endometriosis in primary care: When symptoms point to something more

In today's episode, Dr Sean Copson explains how to recognise endometriosis early, initiate treatment confidently, and know when specialist input can make a difference.

Clinical Articles

Removing MHT warnings is long overdue – so why are experts worried?

The FDA has done the right thing, the wrong way, and probably for the wrong reason – should we follow suit?

Clinical Articles

Women told they have dense breasts are more confused & anxious, new study finds

BreastScreen Australia now recommends women be informed of their breast density, but what will the impact be?

Podcasts

Interpreting the FDA’s MHT decision: What clinicians should know

Prof Rodney Baber AM breaks down the FDA’s MHT decision and provides a clear, evidence-based perspective on what matters for safe and balanced menopause care.

Podcasts

Understanding vaginal microbiome shifts in clinical practice

Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor outlines how hormonal shifts, antibiotics and lifestyle factors influence vaginal microbiome health and shares practical, evidence-aligned ways clinicians can support patients with recurrent symptoms.

Clinical Articles

New cervical screening guidelines: Your questions answered

Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer executive director Professor Marion Saville answers GPs’ questions about putting the guidelines into practice

Podcasts

Choosing the right oestrogen in everyday prescribing

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

Podcasts

Breast density, oncoplastic choices and axilla decisions

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

Podcasts

Obstructive sleep apnoea is different in women: What you might be missing

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

Women's health

PCOS case discussions: Practical insights for primary care – Panel

Explore the latest PCOS guidelines and practical case discussions, covering diagnosis, holistic management, and key considerations for clinicians from adolescence through to pregnancy.

Preventing breast cancer: When medication matters

In today's episode, Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips shares a practical discussion on identifying breast cancer risk and the role of preventative medications in personalised care.

Osteoporosis made simple: Key changes in guidelines and management

Dr Jane Elliott AM and Prof Peter Wong unpack key updates from the latest RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia guidelines – from diagnosis and risk assessment to treatment choices, duration, and new PBS-listed bone anabolic options.

Endometriosis in primary care: When symptoms point to something more

In today's episode, Dr Sean Copson explains how to recognise endometriosis early, initiate treatment confidently, and know when specialist input can make a difference.

Removing MHT warnings is long overdue – so why are experts worried?

The FDA has done the right thing, the wrong way, and probably for the wrong reason – should we follow suit?

Women told they have dense breasts are more confused & anxious, new study finds

BreastScreen Australia now recommends women be informed of their breast density, but what will the impact be?

Interpreting the FDA’s MHT decision: What clinicians should know

Prof Rodney Baber AM breaks down the FDA’s MHT decision and provides a clear, evidence-based perspective on what matters for safe and balanced menopause care.

Understanding vaginal microbiome shifts in clinical practice

Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor outlines how hormonal shifts, antibiotics and lifestyle factors influence vaginal microbiome health and shares practical, evidence-aligned ways clinicians can support patients with recurrent symptoms.

New cervical screening guidelines: Your questions answered

Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer executive director Professor Marion Saville answers GPs’ questions about putting the guidelines into practice

Choosing the right oestrogen in everyday prescribing

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

Breast density, oncoplastic choices and axilla decisions

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

Obstructive sleep apnoea is different in women: What you might be missing

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

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Peanut Allergy

Tuesday 17th March, 7pm - 9pm AEDT

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Paediatric Allergist, Immunologist & Immunopathologist; Royal Children’s Hospital; Epworth Hospital, Melbourne

Peanut allergy incidence among children is increasing, but there's more to managing it than just avoidance and adrenalin. Join Dr Sam Mehr as he covers the full spectrum of peanut allergy management options.

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Explore the latest PCOS guidelines and practical case discussions, covering diagnosis, holistic management, and key considerations for clinicians from adolescence through to pregnancy.

In today's episode, Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips shares a practical discussion on identifying breast cancer risk and the role of preventative medications in personalised care.

Dr Jane Elliott AM and Prof Peter Wong unpack key updates from the latest RACGP and Healthy Bones Australia guidelines – from diagnosis and risk assessment to treatment choices, duration, and new PBS-listed bone anabolic options.

In today's episode, Dr Sean Copson explains how to recognise endometriosis early, initiate treatment confidently, and know when specialist input can make a difference.

The FDA has done the right thing, the wrong way, and probably for the wrong reason – should we follow suit?

BreastScreen Australia now recommends women be informed of their breast density, but what will the impact be?

Prof Rodney Baber AM breaks down the FDA’s MHT decision and provides a clear, evidence-based perspective on what matters for safe and balanced menopause care.

Dr Rebecca Mackenzie-Proctor outlines how hormonal shifts, antibiotics and lifestyle factors influence vaginal microbiome health and shares practical, evidence-aligned ways clinicians can support patients with recurrent symptoms.

Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer executive director Professor Marion Saville answers GPs’ questions about putting the guidelines into practice

Prof Deborah Bateson AM explains on how different oestrogens work, how they affect safety and metabolism, and how this knowledge supports better contraceptive and MHT choices.

In today’s episode, Dr Susan Hawes discusses breast density, modern oncoplastic techniques and the evolving approach to axillary management.

In today's episode, Dr Alison Wimms highlights how hormonal changes and subtle symptoms make sleep apnoea in women easy to miss in clinical practice.

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Upcoming Healthed Webcast

Peanut Allergy

Tuesday 17th March, 7pm - 9pm AEDT

Speaker

Dr Sam Mehr

Paediatric Allergist, Immunologist & Immunopathologist; Royal Children’s Hospital; Epworth Hospital, Melbourne

Peanut allergy incidence among children is increasing, but there's more to managing it than just avoidance and adrenalin. Join Dr Sam Mehr as he covers the full spectrum of peanut allergy management options.