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The art and science of antipsychotic prescribing – Lecture CPD 1 point

The rates of remission and recovery after a single schizophrenic episode are good (~80%), but the rates decline with each subsequent episode.

COVID, cancer patients and vaccination – Lecture

Being aware of the COVID-related issues among cancer patients allows health professionals to actively address concerns and barriers

Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Chronic urticaria

The causes of urticaria are multifactorial, such as viral infections, drugs, but most cases have no definite cause

Is the current COVID response really protecting the economy?

Economic activity is down regardless because people voted with their feet and began to lockdown themselves

Diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s

Recognising and managing the non-motor symptoms is an increasingly difficult challenge

Unexplained infertility and its management options

The main causes of infertility in Australia, and managing unexplained infertility.

The role of GPs in dementia care

Dementia presents with quite variable signs and mimics many other conditions

COVID expert update – Boosters, RATS, schools, new variants and other FAQs

Listen to the booster update, introduction to the Novavax vaccine and the new Anti-viral therapies

Suicidality in men – A practical approach to understanding and management – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Clinical A/Prof David Horgan describes the screening and treatment for the commonest cause of death and injury under age 45 - suicide and attempted suicide.

Management and therapy for benign prostatic hypertrophy – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Helen O'Connell AO provides a framework for assessing men with lower urinary tract symptoms to help accurately diagnose the cause of these symptoms.

There are two schools of thought about Omicron

There are two schools of thought emerging with regard to the future of the pandemic and there is a great deal of tension between them

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The art and science of antipsychotic prescribing – Lecture CPD 1 point

The rates of remission and recovery after a single schizophrenic episode are good (~80%), but the rates decline with each subsequent episode.

COVID, cancer patients and vaccination – Lecture

Being aware of the COVID-related issues among cancer patients allows health professionals to actively address concerns and barriers

Haemochromatosis – Diagnosis and management

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

Chronic urticaria

The causes of urticaria are multifactorial, such as viral infections, drugs, but most cases have no definite cause

Is the current COVID response really protecting the economy?

Economic activity is down regardless because people voted with their feet and began to lockdown themselves

Diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s

Recognising and managing the non-motor symptoms is an increasingly difficult challenge

Unexplained infertility and its management options

The main causes of infertility in Australia, and managing unexplained infertility.

The role of GPs in dementia care

Dementia presents with quite variable signs and mimics many other conditions

COVID expert update – Boosters, RATS, schools, new variants and other FAQs

Listen to the booster update, introduction to the Novavax vaccine and the new Anti-viral therapies

Suicidality in men – A practical approach to understanding and management – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Clinical A/Prof David Horgan describes the screening and treatment for the commonest cause of death and injury under age 45 - suicide and attempted suicide.

Management and therapy for benign prostatic hypertrophy – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Helen O'Connell AO provides a framework for assessing men with lower urinary tract symptoms to help accurately diagnose the cause of these symptoms.

There are two schools of thought about Omicron

There are two schools of thought emerging with regard to the future of the pandemic and there is a great deal of tension between them

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The rates of remission and recovery after a single schizophrenic episode are good (~80%), but the rates decline with each subsequent episode.

Being aware of the COVID-related issues among cancer patients allows health professionals to actively address concerns and barriers

Whom should you suspect and whom should we screen for this common condition?

The causes of urticaria are multifactorial, such as viral infections, drugs, but most cases have no definite cause

Economic activity is down regardless because people voted with their feet and began to lockdown themselves

Recognising and managing the non-motor symptoms is an increasingly difficult challenge

The main causes of infertility in Australia, and managing unexplained infertility.

Dementia presents with quite variable signs and mimics many other conditions

Listen to the booster update, introduction to the Novavax vaccine and the new Anti-viral therapies

In this Healthed lecture, Clinical A/Prof David Horgan describes the screening and treatment for the commonest cause of death and injury under age 45 - suicide and attempted suicide.

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Helen O'Connell AO provides a framework for assessing men with lower urinary tract symptoms to help accurately diagnose the cause of these symptoms.

There are two schools of thought emerging with regard to the future of the pandemic and there is a great deal of tension between them

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