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Abnormalities of the skin should be easy to manage... it is all laid out in front of us to observe, measure, touch, diagnose and treat. Cynics may say that most skin problems get better with time, topical corticosteroids and/or topical antifungal cream. The surgically minded may say... ‘if in...

Books reviewed this month are Fast Facts: Minor Surgery 2nd edition by Christopher J Price and Rodney Sinclair and Paediatric Handbook 8th edition by Kate Thomson, Dean Tey and Michael Marks.

This study evaluated a clinical audit and evidence based practice guide designed to improve general practitioners’ assessment and management of erectile dysfunction.

AFP in Practice questions are designed to get you started in a small group learning (SGL) activity in your practice or with colleagues. Requirements to earn 40 Category 1 CPD points for a SGL activity are: minimum of four and a maximum of 10 people, minimum of 8 hours of discussion in a year, and...

In recent years there has been a worldwide increase in the number of diagnoses of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in children and adolescents. This has become a major focus for the work of the International Diabetes Federation. In Australia, most children and adolescents with diabetes have...

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When I commenced my role as Publications Fellow at Australian Family Physician I was assigned this ‘Vision at risk’ issue. Initially I considered very concrete issues for my editorial, but recent events have me thinking far more metaphorically about vision.

Since I started commissioning articles for this ‘Bites’ issue of Australian Family Physician, I have been collecting unusual bite stories. So far the winner of the ‘most unusual’ award goes to a wombat bite sustained while skiing. The victim was the daughter of Meg A’Hearn, our editorial...

Socioeconomic disadvantage has a known effect on health, with less advantaged Australians self-reporting poorer health than those classified as more advantaged.1 The least advantaged Australians see general practitioners (GPs) more often than do other Australians.1 However, little is known about...