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Change is everywhere

Dr Joe Kosterich, Clinical Editor·
A couple of stories caught my eye over the Easter break. The first was from The Wall Street Journal on a trend in the US for patients with cancer to have more personalised care based on their unique circumstances. It quotes an 81-year-old woman from Connecticut with breast cancer who “skipped some treatments to keep her dance card full” after opting for partial mastectomy. Read More...
Clinical OpinionOpinion
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Singlefile – excellence in the Great Southern

Dr Craig Drummond·
n 1840 John Septimus Roe, Western Australia’s first Surveyor General was granted by Queen Victoria 4,000 acres of riverbank land at West Swan. He named it Sandalford after a priory in his English home at Berkshire. The property was well managed and became prosperous as an agrarian estate supporting crops, cattle, fruit and vegetables and vines for table grapes, sultanas, raisins, currants and wine grapes. Early varieties planted were Shiraz, Verdelho, Cabernet Sauvignon and Frontignac. Read More...
LifestyleWine Review
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