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Early menopause risk for endometriosis patients

Early menopause risk for endometriosis patients

A global study found women with endometriosis have increased risk of premature and early menopause, both naturally and surgically.


Could changing your diet improve endometriosis pain?

Could changing your diet improve endometriosis pain?

A recent study suggests it’s possible, as many women with endometriosis look to complementary therapies to manage their symptoms.


Contraception and endometriosis treatments added to PBS

Contraception and endometriosis treatments added to PBS

‘Good news all round’: GPs have welcomed new and amended PBS listings for Slinda, Ryeqo and Pergoveris, which will come into place over the next six weeks.


In Practice: Be prepared for 2025 flu season

In Practice: Be prepared for 2025 flu season

With flu season approaching, ATAGI is reminding GPs to keep up to date with the latest vaccine advice and resources.


‘Breakthrough’ blood test for endometriosis: Study

‘Breakthrough’ blood test for endometriosis: Study

A new and non-invasive way to test early for the often-debilitating condition has been developed by Australian researchers.


Endometriosis drug Visanne added to PBS

Endometriosis drug Visanne added to PBS

Doctors have described dienogest as ‘miraculous’, with its listing expected to positively impact up to 500,000 patients.


The silent struggle: GPs and the workers’ compensation system

The silent struggle: GPs and the workers’ compensation system

Passionate about supporting injured workers, we must address challenges faced by GPs interacting with work injury schemes, writes Dr Steven Kaye.


New link between endometriosis and ovarian cancer

New link between endometriosis and ovarian cancer

The study found women with deep infiltrating endometriosis have a tenfold increase in risk for the cancer, but one GP expert has urged caution.


Bowel cancer screening rates ‘going in the wrong direction’

Bowel cancer screening rates ‘going in the wrong direction’

Despite being the nation’s second deadliest cancer, and early detection proving 99% successful for treatment, testing rates continue to fall.


GPs urged to ask about period pain early

GPs urged to ask about period pain early

A 20-year study has found one third of 14-year-old girls have serious menstrual pain, but early advice could save them years of suffering.


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