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Women's health

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Your Questions Answered: Oral Contraception

Healthed asked more than 1000 doctors for their questions about OCPs, and put them to sexual health experts, Dr Terri Foran and Professor Deborah Bateson in this recent Healthed podcast.

By Fiona Clark

Mental health

Clinical Articles

What are ‘masking’ and ‘camouflaging’ in the context of autism and ADHD?

Many ADHD-ers report using “masking” and “camouflaging” in their lives. This is where people conceal certain traits and replace them with neurotypical ones to avoid being recognised as neurominorities.

By Beth Radulski

Haematology

Clinical Articles

Why aren’t more patients receiving IV iron?

43% of GPs had at least one patient in the last month who wasn’t able to access IV iron they needed

By Lynnette Hoffman, Yasmin Clarke

Public health

Clinical Articles

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

By Dr Rebecca Tinning

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

Am I too old to build muscle? What science says about sarcopenia and building strength later in life

Sarcopenia is the progressive and accelerated loss of muscle mass and strength as we age.

By Prof Robin Daly, A/Prof David Scott

Respiratory and sleep

Clinical Articles

When you can’t sleep, try this

Insomnia is common in GPs, but these strategies can help

By Clinical Prof Leanne Rowe AM

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Migraine tips and traps

A neurologist myth-busts common migraine misconceptions

By Fiona Clark

Clinical Articles

Glue ear: there’s a better alternative to grommet surgery

Glitches in our evolutionary development mean that 80% of four-year-olds get glue ear, a temporary loss of hearing. Many have costly and unnecessary surgery despite there being excellent non-surgical alternatives.

By Prof Mark Maslin, João Lino

Emergency medicine

Clinical Articles

Common GP emergencies: Anaphylaxis

A quick refresher on how to treat anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is most commonly triggered by foods, drugs, insect bites and stings. Less commonly, it can be caused by latex, cold temperature or in 20% of cases, there may be no clear trigger at all.

By Dr Bethany Boulton

Mental health

Clinical Articles

Time saving tips to help you stress less

Strategies to free up time and reduce stress

By Ben Falkenmire

Infectious diseases

Clinical Articles

How GPs can help cut HIV transmission

HIV is more preventable and treatable than ever, here’s what GPs need to know…

By Neena Bhandari

Pain medicine

Clinical Articles

Mastering migraine management in a changing treatment landscape

What you need to know about CGRP targeted therapies, from changes in PBS criteria to precautions in different populations...

By Lakshini Mendis-David

Articles

Your Questions Answered: Oral Contraception

Healthed asked more than 1000 doctors for their questions about OCPs, and put them to sexual health experts, Dr Terri Foran and Professor Deborah Bateson in this recent Healthed podcast.

What are ‘masking’ and ‘camouflaging’ in the context of autism and ADHD?

Many ADHD-ers report using “masking” and “camouflaging” in their lives. This is where people conceal certain traits and replace them with neurotypical ones to avoid being recognised as neurominorities.

Why aren’t more patients receiving IV iron?

43% of GPs had at least one patient in the last month who wasn’t able to access IV iron they needed

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

Am I too old to build muscle? What science says about sarcopenia and building strength later in life

Sarcopenia is the progressive and accelerated loss of muscle mass and strength as we age.

When you can’t sleep, try this

Insomnia is common in GPs, but these strategies can help

Migraine tips and traps

A neurologist myth-busts common migraine misconceptions

Glue ear: there’s a better alternative to grommet surgery

Glitches in our evolutionary development mean that 80% of four-year-olds get glue ear, a temporary loss of hearing. Many have costly and unnecessary surgery despite there being excellent non-surgical alternatives.

Common GP emergencies: Anaphylaxis

A quick refresher on how to treat anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is most commonly triggered by foods, drugs, insect bites and stings. Less commonly, it can be caused by latex, cold temperature or in 20% of cases, there may be no clear trigger at all.

Time saving tips to help you stress less

Strategies to free up time and reduce stress

How GPs can help cut HIV transmission

HIV is more preventable and treatable than ever, here’s what GPs need to know…

Mastering migraine management in a changing treatment landscape

What you need to know about CGRP targeted therapies, from changes in PBS criteria to precautions in different populations...

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Healthed asked more than 1000 doctors for their questions about OCPs, and put them to sexual health experts, Dr Terri Foran and Professor Deborah Bateson in this recent Healthed podcast.

Many ADHD-ers report using “masking” and “camouflaging” in their lives. This is where people conceal certain traits and replace them with neurotypical ones to avoid being recognised as neurominorities.

43% of GPs had at least one patient in the last month who wasn’t able to access IV iron they needed

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

Sarcopenia is the progressive and accelerated loss of muscle mass and strength as we age.

Insomnia is common in GPs, but these strategies can help

A neurologist myth-busts common migraine misconceptions

Glitches in our evolutionary development mean that 80% of four-year-olds get glue ear, a temporary loss of hearing. Many have costly and unnecessary surgery despite there being excellent non-surgical alternatives.

A quick refresher on how to treat anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is most commonly triggered by foods, drugs, insect bites and stings. Less commonly, it can be caused by latex, cold temperature or in 20% of cases, there may be no clear trigger at all.

Strategies to free up time and reduce stress

HIV is more preventable and treatable than ever, here’s what GPs need to know…

What you need to know about CGRP targeted therapies, from changes in PBS criteria to precautions in different populations...

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