New Potential Treatment for People Living with Venous Leg Ulcers
Venous Leg Ulcers Venous Leg Ulcers (VLUs) are chronic wounds of the lower extremities that have delayed healing or a failure to heal at all.…
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Managing menopause in general practice
General practitioners are being urged to upskill in menopause care as more women seek help for symptoms that can disrupt daily life, work and wellbeing.…
Child mental health – How GPs can support early intervention and treatment
Did you know that one in seven children in Australia experience a mental health disorder (Lawrence et al. 2015)? As the most commonly accessed health service…
The case for early retinoid treatment to reduce the risk of acne scarring
Starting acne vulgaris treatment early is key to reducing the risk of permanent scarring, says dermatologist Associate Professor Deshan Sebaratnam. “Prevention is certainly better than…
Reasons to consider goat milk formula
High-quality, whole goat milk formulas have begun to grow in popularity. But what are the benefits of goat milk formulas like the Bubs Easy-digest Goat…
Post-vaccine care: Helping parents feel confident
Pain and fever are common side effects of paediatric immunisation received as part of the National Immunisation Program1-3 Injection-site pain and fever are mediated by…
Unprecedented update to the Antibiotic guidelines
Therapeutic Guidelines has expanded its Antibiotic guidelines with an extensive multidisciplinary update with more than 200 revised and new clinical topics. The first release covers…
Public Fertility Care – A free, fairer pathway to parenthood
Public Fertility Care is a Victorian government-funded fertility service available to all eligible Victorians who want to start or grow their families. The service aims…
Maximising preconception reserves and supporting iron nutrition in pregnancy
Introduction to Iron and Pregnancy: Iron is a crucial element involved in various bodily functions, including oxygen transport, cell proliferation, DNA synthesis, and energy metabolism.…
Q&A: A GP guide to the RSV infant immunisation program this season
Free immunisation against respiratory syncytial virus is now available to eligible infants and children through the rollout of a national program.1 This national program follows…
