22 November 2017

Scientific debate is still raging on how much exercise is beneficial, but indications are the bar is rising

 Blenheim GP Ros Gellatly turns her hand to fashion modelling, with stunning results, writes Fiona Thomas

Dunedin GP Lucy O’Hagan reflects on her thought process when faced with a suicidal patient or friend

Doctors need to be able to provide patients with good-quality information about the risks and benefits of conventional and complementary medicines, to help patients make informed choices

In this article, IMAC director Nikki Turner provides hot-off-the-press news from the WHO’s SAGE on Immunization which met recently in Geneva, and New Zealand’s recent measles and rubella elimination status and mumps outbreak

Conference attendance in Venice proves no deterrent to patient contact from an insomniac barrister, and the unease of potentially insecure data networks

Carbon monoxide exposure is an occupational and environmental hazard wherever fuel combustion occurs within a poorly ventilated area, including in the home

Ectopic beats are frequently benign. Auckland cardiologist Chris Ellis considers how far to investigate the patient before reassurance can be provided