The battle against S aureus infections
We know MRSA can close hospital wards but community-acquired MRSA is on the rise and nobody knows why. Read More...
Clinical Articles
Recurrent miscarriage
Recurrent miscarriage can be devastating for some couples who may have invested many years, multiple cycles of IVF and thousands of dollars in trying to have a child of their own. Read More...
Managing endometriosis in 2019
Endometriosis is a common, but under-recognised condition causing significant missed days off work and school, decreased participation in social activities and depression. Read More...
Social egg freezing – fertility on ice
Women should be given the chance of freezing their eggs if it is their best option. There is a risk this procedure is glamorised and the success rate over-estimated. Read More...
When is cardioversion recommended in AF?
The humble cardioversion – commonly the briefest anaesthetic of one’s life – can be a great tool to restore sinus rhythm in patients with a common unpleasant, though intrinsically benign, condition. The decision to go ahead, however opens a larger issue on the overall management of the AF patient. Read More...
Assessment of cardiovascular risks in T2DM
The headline says it all! This is the current situation in the complex world of evidence-based medicine. Read More...
New horizons in type two diabetes management
New type 2 Diabetic agents have created opportunities for better outcomes in type 2 diabetes. A number of agents have proven cardiovascular benefits. Read More...
What is the best diet for cardiac health?
Is it the Mediterranean diet? What about specific nutrients? What food is good for the heart and circulation? Read More...