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Associate Professor Dominic Fitzgerald

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Minimising risk of drowning

There are still too many children drowning in avoidable circumstances.

Cyberbullying’s silent victims

Cyberbullying’s silent victims

For some time, bullying has been acknowledged as more than a ‘character building’ aspect of growing up. Bullying is the use of power and aggression to cause distress or to control another person. It is about maladaptive relationships between people.  Bullying is a substantial problem for many Australian children. Surveys suggest around 20% of early high school-aged adolescents will report having been bullied in the preceding 12 months, a similar proportion report being victims of bullying and around 5% report being both aggressors and victims. Bullying can be direct or indirect. Direct bullying involves an overt display ...

The male circumcision debate

What are the risks and benefits of infant male circumcision?

Down syndrome heart defects

Down syndrome heart defects

A recent study shows improved outcomes for children with Down syndrome after cardiac surgery.

Moving on: tips for smoothing the transition to adult care

The road from childhood to adult management can be a rocky and challenging path for patients and GPs.

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