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Do GPs know enough about this ‘debilitating’ disorder?

Do GPs know enough about this ‘debilitating’ disorder?

Experts agree there has been a dire lack of education around PMDD, but GPs could be in the ‘ideal situation’ to help.


Live from GP24: Understanding inflammatory bowel disease

Live from GP24: Understanding inflammatory bowel disease

Recorded live at GP24 in Perth, host Dr Tim Koh talks with Dr Luca Crostella, an experienced gastroenterologist, about the diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease.


GPs being left out of patients’ IBD treatment

GPs being left out of patients’ IBD treatment

GPs are being kept in the dark about their patients with IBD, with an audit finding communication with other specialists and hospitals is lacking.


Longer consults for endometriosis sufferers on the way

Longer consults for endometriosis sufferers on the way

A $49 million funding boost will see two new MBS items added in July next year for specialist gynaecological appointments.


PCOS guidelines shine light on ‘neglected’ condition

PCOS guidelines shine light on ‘neglected’ condition

The new resource contains hundreds of recommendations designed to help clinicians improve patient care.


How is POTS related to long COVID?

How is POTS related to long COVID?

Researchers are finding that many, but not all, cases of long COVID can be explained by postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.


Long COVID patients display MRI brain changes

Long COVID patients display MRI brain changes

In a world first study, Australian researchers have found brain structure changes in people with long COVID similar to those with chronic fatigue.


Antibiotics linked to inflammatory bowel disease

Antibiotics linked to inflammatory bowel disease

Research shows a particularly high association between antibiotics and inflammatory bowel disease in mid-life and with repeated antibiotic courses.


‘Suboptimal’ uptake of ACS medicines regimen: AIHW

‘Suboptimal’ uptake of ACS medicines regimen: AIHW

One in three hospitalised ACS patients delays starting medication after being discharged, prompting a call for increased post-hospitalisation support.


Pathways to severe COVID-19 in children discovered

Pathways to severe COVID-19 in children discovered

Researchers have identified the blood clotting and immune protein pathways that are activated in severe cases of COVID-19 in children.


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