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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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How would you manage this lesion on the lower back?
Case discussion: A 40-year-old female with multiple pigmented naevi presents with this lesion on her lower back. What would you do next?
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Dermatology case discussion: Contact dermatitis on a 42-year-old man
What is your management plan for this man presenting with a long history of dry, cracked and itchy skin on his hands? | General dermatology case discu…
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Where might plant-based therapies have a role in general practice?
Dr Joe Kosterich answers GP questions about where plant-based therapies might fit into the management of conditions and symptoms seen in general pract…
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Reconstructive skin cancer surgery: Pearls from a specialist
Reconstructive skin cancer surgery: Specialist Dr Nathan Schaefer shares pearls for reconstructing complex areas and avoiding common pitfalls.
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What GPs need to know about the new melanoma mRNA vaccine
Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker explains the new mRNA vaccine for advanced melanoma and what GPs need to know.
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