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Glaucoma

Glaucoma

Glaucoma, a group of disorders affecting the eyes, is a leading cause of blindness. Increased intraocular pressure damages eye tissues and the optic nerve.

15 Oct 2009

Who is present at a birth?

Who is present at a birth?

In Australia, obstetricians, GP-obstetricians, or midwives may deliver babies. In teaching hospitals, midwifery or medical students, as well as junior doctors or trainee obstetricians may…

27 Sep 2009

Pit and Fissure Sealants

Pit and Fissure Sealants

A fissure sealant is a material that essentially covers the grooves of teeth. Protecting deep grooves reduces the chance of tooth decay on the top…

26 Aug 2009

Making a decision on circumcision

Making a decision on circumcision

Male circumcision is a surgical procedure which involves the removal of the foreskin (also known as the prepuce) of the penis.

31 Jul 2009

Ovarian Stimulation and Hyperstimulation

Ovarian Stimulation and Hyperstimulation

Ovarian stimulation is a component of in vitro fertilisation used to stimulate maturation of eggs (oocytes) so that they can be retrieved from the ovaries.

04 May 2009

Scars

Scars

A scar (also known as a cicatrix) is fibrous tissue that is visible following healing of a wound. The formation of scars is a normal…

29 Apr 2009

Penis enlargement

Penis enlargement

Penis size has been a source of male anxiety throughout history and across cultures. The only medical consensus regarding penis enhancement procedures is for the surgical…

21 Mar 2009

Groin strain

Groin strain

Groin strain is a term used to describe an injury to one of the muscles or tendons located within the groin region of the inner…

27 Feb 2009

Disaster recovery: Psychological first aid

Disaster recovery: Psychological first aid

Psychological first aid (PFA) for trauma and disaster recovery is an evidence-informed approach to helping people in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.

23 Feb 2009