General Practice Archives - Page 7 of 10

Mpox outbreak now seen in vaccinated patients

Mpox, formally known as monkeypox, is a viral disease caused by the monkeypox virus, a member of the orthopoxvirus family, and manifests with symptoms similar to smallpox but typically less severe.

AI helping detect sepsis in the near future

Though AI often makes headlines in popular culture, its practical applications in medicine are both scary, groundbreaking and transformative.

ANZAOP Annual Scientific Meeting 2023

As we move into the warmth of Spring, Adelaide is buzzing with anticipation. The city is preparing to host one of the most awaited medical conferences of the year: the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Orofacial Pain (ANZAOP) annual..

Plantar Warts: An overview and guide to modern treatment

Whether you know them as verruca pedis, plantar verruca or simply plantar warts, this condition poses a conundrum for both patients and healthcare providers.

Would you recognise disordered eating if it walked through the door? (Part 1/2)

Eating disorders, pervasive disturbances in eating behaviour and body weight, touch individuals across every socio-demographic sector.

Presenting the facts: breast cancer in young women

Breast cancer management, particularly for young women, is an intricate process that demands the collaboration of a multidisciplinary team. A General Practitioner who is informed about this complex course can provide optimal patient care.

Clinical Refresh: Responding to Domestic Violence

Domestic violence - often cloaked in silence - continues to plague communities worldwide, and Australia is no exception. In recent times, we have thankfully seen Australia’s medical system shift, now focusing on this hidden epidemic, its alarming prevalence, and the..