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Helping Patients with Diabetes during Ramadan

Neal Tucker

7th April 2022

A chance encounter with a patient at the school gates last week reminded me that Ramadan has begun. Over the usual pleasantries, he mentioned that he had started fasting throughout April. I remarked how...

Diabetes

Prostate Cancer and managing uncertainty

NB Medical

17th March 2022

Uncertainty. How often do we come across that word in medicine and Primary Care specifically? As GPs, as well as being expert generalists we are also experts in managing uncertainty. We are constantly...

Cancer

‘It’s your hormones, love’ ‘Oh, someone’s got their period’

Dr Siobhan Becker

3rd March 2022

Jokes about women and their hormones are as old as the hills and generally about as welcome as a sharp object in the eye. Nonetheless, there is a mass of evidence demonstrating the fundamental role that...

Mental Health

Women's Health

Obesity – the last acceptable stigma?

Stephanie De Giorgio

24th February 2022

When I was at medical school, now a hideously long time ago, I don’t remember a single lecture or teaching opportunity about obesity. I do however, remember some hideously awful moments where senior colleagues...

Obesity

Update to NG28, Type 2 diabetes guidelines - what's new?

Dr Sarah Davies

17th February 2022

It has been a long time in the waiting, but this week we have an important update to the NICE Type 2 Diabetes in Adults guideline. Much has changed in the world of type 2 diabetes management over the last...

Diabetes

Writing the Abnormal Bloods Course

Zoe Norris

10th February 2022

Those who have been working in general practice for a few years, might – if we really concentrate- be able to remember a time when looking at and dealing with blood results wasn’t something that felt like...

Abnormal Bloods

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