Antibiotics in Early Life: What Are We Changing for the Future? w Prof Wayne Cutfield
We’re joined by Wayne Cutfield, a paediatric endocrinologist at Starship Children’s Hospital and Professor at the Liggins Institute. Co leader of gut bugs research team. We explore antibiotic use in c...
7 Jun 28min
Sun, Stores, and Supplementation: Vitamin D in Pregnancy and Early Life w Prof Ben Wheeler
Who should receive vitamin D in pregnancy and infancy? We focus on risk identification, prevention strategies, and the clinical recognition of deficiency, including nutritional rickets. Vitamin D defi...
24 Mai 22min
Eyelid lesions w Dr Sid Ogra.
Dr Louise Kuegler and Dr Sid Ogra explore the assessment and management of eyelid lesions in primary care. They discuss a clinical case of a 67y female with a non healing lesion on the eyelid. Unpacki...
10 Mai 26min
GLP- 1 RA and Eye Health w A Prof Racheal Niederer.
Are GLP-1 receptor agonists putting your patients’ eye health at risk? Here’s what you need to know.GLP-1 receptor agonists are revolutionising diabetes management, offering significant weight loss an...
26 Apr 22min
Mastitis spectrum in the lactating indivdual w Dr Yvonne Le Fort.
What if that red, painful breast isn’t an infection — and antibiotics aren’t needed?Mastitis is now seen as a spectrum, often inflammatory rather than infective. Treating it as routine infection risks...
12 Apr 36min
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Panacea or Properly Indicated? w Prof Simon Mitchell.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) which is used across a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, but for most clinicians, it remains something of a mystery outside of diving-related emergencies.In ...
29 Mar 40min
Field treatments in sun damaged skin w Dr Chin-Yun Lin.
What if the rough, scaly patch you freeze in clinic today is just the visible part of widespread sun damage? Treating only what you can see may mean missing the bigger risk.We explore how recognising ...
15 Mar 47min
The diagnosis is in the first minute w Maureen Bisognano.
Do we really hear our patients? Or just listen long enough to respond? In today’s fast-paced clinics, true listening is often the first casualty. Yet it’s far more than courtesy: it’s a clinical tool ...
1 Mar 44min
