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An Approach to oral ulceration
Oral ulcers can be a conundrum with a long list of differential diagnoses. Considering aetiology assists in understanding them. Read More...
Early ID of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Complex regional pain syndrome is a bit of a mythical creature; often talked about, but not clearly understood. So let’s demystify. Read More...
Treating keratoconus
Keratoconus is a progressive, irreversible distortion of the cornea affecting around one in 400 young patients. Typically, the disease is diagnosed when the patient's vision is no longer fully correctable with glasses. Read More...
The problem with opioids
Australia has seemingly avoided the opioid crisis that has spread across North America, but upon closer inspection there are parallels between what is happening in our backyard and what is reported from the other side of the world. Read More...
The Next Gen
Advocacy is one of the toughest gigs in medicine – it’s essential but resilience is required. Read More...
Clinicians and biotech design
It’s no longer the case of build a medical device or app and it will be used.
Rather, innovators need to focus on real, unmet clinical needs by identifying clinical problems during periods of clinical immersion, directly observing clinical practice and engaging with clinicians. Read More...
New developments in treatment of migraine
Developments in understanding migraine pathogenesis and, in particular, the role of the neuropeptide, calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), have led to breakthroughs which will revolutionise treatment, especially chronic migraine (defined conventionally as over 15 headache days a month). Read More...