Magnesium may benefit blood pressure
DIETARY sources of magnesium include nuts, seeds, green vegetables and unrefined grains; it plays an important role in the prevention of osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.1
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DSM-5 alters dementia diagnosis
Memory loss will no longer be a requirement for diagnosing dementia.
Humerus – A dashing delivery
I always make sure there is fuel in the tank and my doctor's bag is locked in the boot.
Opinion – Vaccinations and the truth
There's a seven-fold increase in the number of parents refusing vaccines for their children.
TGA to decide on benzos rescheduling
A DECISION on a proposal to place benzodiazepines on the list of controlled drugs is...
Kids at higher cancer risk after CT scans
CHILDREN undergoing CT scans have a 24% higher risk of developing cancer than those who have not had scans, Australian...
Doctors call for stricter environmental monitoring
DOCTORS have called for a national agency to be set up to monitor and enforce...
Reprimand for nurse present at Christian community death
A NURSE based on a remote Christian community where a woman died following a doctor’s...
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A different sort of scale
THE yeast infection pityriasis versicolor presents as white scaly patches surrounded by tanned skin, in warmer climates.
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Neonatal abstinence syndrome
This Update looks at the issues surrounding withdrawal from opiates in the neonate.
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Behind the news – CPD tax deductions cap
DOCTORS have warned that government plans to cap tax deductions for CPD at $2000 will undermine GP supervising while further stigmatising rural practice.
GPs' top voted medical heroes
ALMOST 60% of GPs surveyed nationally for MO have nominated Professor John Murtagh as their number one hero of Australian medicine out of a list of medical luminaries.
