Foundations of hair & scalp - anatomy & function 2
Foundations of Hair & Scalp: Anatomy & Function 2 expands on the biological principles introduced in the first course by examining ...
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Introduction to Trichology - A clinician's guide
Trichology is the study of hair and scalp health and sits at the intersection of dermatology, endocrinology, nutrition, psychology, and ...
View short course →Male pattern hair loss - diagnosis and treatment
Male pattern hair loss, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is the most common form of hair loss in men and a frequent presentation in ...
View short course →Foundations of Trichoscopy for hair disorders
Trichoscopy has become an important diagnostic technique in the evaluation of hair and scalp disorders. Using a dermatoscope to examine the ...
View short course →Female pattern hair loss - diagnosis and treatment
Female pattern hair loss (FPHL), also known as female androgenetic alopecia, is one of the most common causes of hair thinning in women and ...
View short course →Alopecia Areata - Diagnosis and treatment
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition that results in non-scarring hair loss and can affect any hair-bearing area of the body. The ...
View short course →Examination and history taking for hair disorders
Hair and scalp disorders are frequently encountered in clinical practice and can have significant medical and psychological impact for ...
View short course →Foundations of hair & scalp - anatomy & function 1
Foundations of Hair & Scalp: Anatomy & Function 1 introduces the fundamental biological principles underlying hair growth, ...
View short course →Telogen Effluvium
Telogen effluvium is a common non-scarring form of hair loss characterised by diffuse shedding resulting from disruption of the normal hair ...
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Skin checks, total body photography and the role of AI
Prof Luc Thomas shares his insights on where skin checks, total body photography and AI may fit into the future of skin cancer detection.
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How would you manage these three lesions on the mid-back?
Case discussion: A 49-year-old male with a family history of melanoma presents with three lesions together on his mid-back. Which would you remove and…
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What is Medicare? Understanding the basics.
Medicare Explained podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker and Matt Woollard go back to basics to look at what Medicare actually is and how it operates.
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Navigating perimenopause in general practice
Dr Simone Gonzo shares a case-based discussion of how to recognise, investigate, and individualise perimenopause care in general practice.
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Beyond ‘normal’: Women’s health symptoms GPs should explore further
Focused Practice Conversations podcast | Matt Woollard and Dr Sneha Wadhwani explore the women’s health presentations often overlooked in general prac…
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How would you manage this changing pigmented lesion?
Case discussion: A changing pigmented lesion on the forearm of a female patient in her 60s. What would you to next?
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Biopsy strategies for suspicious skin lesions
How to choose the right biopsy strategy for suspicious skin lesions: Dr Jonny Levy explores key considerations for diagnosis and management.
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Brain fog, hormones & the changing conversation around women’s health
Focused Practice Conversations podcast | Matt Woollard & Caroline Gurvich explore brain fog & how hormonal transitions affect cognition in wom…
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