Autism Guidelines – why do we need them?
The guidelines are not about treatment. Instead, they map out the assessment and diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder using a consensus definition, lacking until now. Read More...
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A Building Block for Secure Records
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The Monster Mash
When we first received our brightly-coloured consignment from Australia’s “Best WA Brewery” we couldn’t help but anticipate an evening of migraines and reflux. After conquering our aversion to pastiche, what we actually encountered was an interesting and well-crafted suite of beers that, on the whole, were far from pretentious. Read More...
The Bone Density Report
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Travel tips for the ‘hard-of-hearing’
Holidays can be stressful for people who suffer from hearing loss and/or tinnitus. These tips aim to make any holiday a pleasurable and stress-free experience. Read More...
Subclinical Hypothyroidism in Pregnancy
Universal screening for thyroid dysfunction is not recommended (except in high risk women) – it aims to detect rare cases of overt hypothyroidism that require treatment. However, more common mildly elevated TSH levels, especially in early pregnancy, can cause uncertainty. Read More...