Rediscovering Rotto
If you haven’t been to Perth’s favourite island playground for a while, Cathy O’Leary suggests you get reacquainted. Read More...
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Persistent oral ulceration
Oral ulceration can occur for myriad reasons. Many result from immune-mediated or autoimmune pathologies, while others from physical, chemical or thermal irritation such as trauma. Others herald the development of oral cancer. Read More...
Revisiting psychedelics in psychiatry
Psychedelics are psychoactive substances that profoundly alter mood, cognition and perception. They include a diverse group of plant and fungus-derived compounds and, in the modern era, synthetic derivatives. Read More...
TMS therapy for cortical pain neuromodulation
Transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy (TMS) is a TGA-approved treatment for depression. Its role in the management of other non-psychiatric conditions is only just revealing itself. Read More...
Fear, resilience and our mental health
It can take time for the consequences of actions to occur. A melanoma does not develop the day after sunburn nor lung cancer a week after starting smoking. Thus, the mental health problems related to lockdowns and fear may not all be visible yet. Read More...
Counting sheep in your sleep
Dr Jen Walsh explains how lucid dreaming could help us to sleep productively and even do simple maths sums. Read More...
Head for medicine, nose for business
Matthew Vaughan-Davies explains the challenging but rewarding road to financial success through private practice. Read More...
Recalibrating telehealth risks
Lawyers Enore Panetta and David McMullen explain how to manage the legal risks of telehealth during COVID-19 and beyond. Read More...