A patient diagnosed with stage IIB ovarian cancer reflects on her recent experience, and what lessons it holds for the doctors of the women in the future who present with this subtle disease
Following the introduction to what GPs need to know about complementary hormone therapy in the previous issue, here we look at the place, if any, of "bioidentical hormones" in menopause management
A 32-year-old secretary presents to your clinic following hospitalisation with a small stroke. She has come to discuss the plan to “close a small hole in her heart”
There are days when being a doctor is absolutely wonderful. And there are days when you feel like the next social media outburst is going to be about why you didn’t act sooner, and what an uncaring, incompetent excuse for a doctor you are
In this column, we try to present some perspective and some facts (as opposed to alternative facts) about retirement villages in New Zealand, without mentioning any by name or advocating for or against any particular providers
A 32-year-old secretary presents to your clinic following hospitalisation with a small stroke. She has come to discuss the plan to “close a small hole in her heart”
Specialist GP Nikki Vadgama provides some tips to make your next paediatric eczema consult easier. She includes a review of new guidelines, resources, websites and medications for paediatric eczema management