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Medicine & Tests 12 Apr 2017

Testicular Ultrasound Explained

Everything You Need to Know About Testicular Ultrasounds - What They Are, Why You Might Need One, How They're Performed and Test Results, Explained.
Thyroid Function Tests Explained
Medicine & Tests 12 Apr 2017

Thyroid Function Tests Explained

Everything You Need to Know About Thyroid Function Tests - What They Are, Why You Might Need One, How They're Performed and Test Results, Explained.
Better sleep feels like winning the lottery
Children's health 16 Mar 2017

Better sleep feels like winning the lottery

Improving your sleep quality is as beneficial to health and happiness as winning the lottery, according to research.
Symptoms of mitochondrial disease commonly misdiagnosed
Cancer 17 Sep 2016

Symptoms of mitochondrial disease commonly misdiagnosed

At least 30 Australian children born every week are at risk of developing some form of mitochondrial disease in their lifetimes, yet 90% of affected…
Asthma: Risk factors, symptoms and assessment: Dr Peter Bremner
Children's health 01 Feb 2016

Asthma: Risk factors, symptoms and assessment: Dr Peter Bremner

Asthma medications (inhalers) include preventers of asthma symptoms and relievers of asthma attacks. The correct inhaler technique must be used.
Sexpert Q/A: How can I learn to cope with an unsatisfying sex life?
Men's Health 09 Jun 2015

Sexpert Q/A: How can I learn to cope with an unsatisfying sex life?

Our sexpert, Desiree Spierings, explains how to deal with mismatched libidos in relationships.
GP Q/A: Type 2 Diabetes – new diagnosis
Hormones 20 May 2015

GP Q/A: Type 2 Diabetes – new diagnosis

After a type two diabetes mellitus diagnosis, a healthy diet and regular exercise are needed to manage blood sugar and prevent insulin use and disease.
When the spin doesn’t hold water
Children's health 26 Mar 2015

When the spin doesn’t hold water

We often hear recommendations we should drink two litres, sometimes even three litres of water a day. But there’s just one simple rule that all…
GP Q/A: What causes saliva dribble after sleep or a rest?
Children's health 25 Mar 2015

GP Q/A: What causes saliva dribble after sleep or a rest?

Reader Question: Hi Dr Joe, I often experience saliva dribble after sleep/rest, despite eating lightly in the evening and drinking plenty of water and tea. I’ve read on other forums that back-sleeping vs side-sleeping can make a difference however I find that when I fall asleep on my back I…