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the limbic
by thelimbic.com
Independent news and perspective for medical specialists around Australia. For more news relevant to your speciality visit us at thelimbic.com
Episodes
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Dr Anne Tonkin on what specialists need to know about CPD in 2023
This January saw the roll out of the Medical Board of Australia’s updated CPD requirements – all registered doctors are now required to complete 50 hours of CPD annually – this includes preparing a professional development plan, and at least 25 hours spent on activities related to reviewing...
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CAR-T in the UK: A unique roll out
In this first of two episodes, we speak to two leading UK haematologists, Dr Robin Sanderson (King’s College London) and Dr Caroline Besley (Bristol), about the innovative way in which CAR-T was introduced in the UK, the challenges that have been overcome, including the impact of Covid-19, and…
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PODCAST: GESA 21 conference wrap with Dr Thomas Tu and Dr Avik Majumdar
In this podcast senior researcher at the Westmead Institute for Medical Research, Dr Thomas Tu discusses the latest developments in hepatitis B presented at this year’s GESA scientific meeting - from new treatments under development that bring the promise of cure closer to public health viral...
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Familial Hypercholesterolaemia: what you need to know about the MBS listed genetic test and the latest treatment updates
Access the guidelines in summary and in full here: Essentials of a new clinical practice guidance on familial hypercholesterolaemia for physicians Integrated Guidance for Enhancing the Care of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia in Australia
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CSANZ 21 conference highlights with A/Prof James Chong and Prof Liza Thomas
In this podcast Associate Professor James Chong, scientific program chair, discusses the latest translational research discussed at this year’s scientific meeting – from new stem cell technologies that will reduce the need for heart transplantations to the clinical consequences of cardiac…
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MOGA 21 highlights: meet the YOGA research award winners
In this MOGA 21 highlights episode Dr Christina Teng, winner of this year's YOGA oral abstract prize, discusses her work looking into just how long chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) persists that provides some fascinating insights that could help clinicians discuss the side effect...
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PODCAST: Tips to overcome diagnosing and treatment challenges in ANCA-associated vasculitis
This series is a collaboration with the Australian Rheumatology Association and the limbic. New episodes of season one will drop every week over the next four weeks, so be sure to follow the limbic podcast in your favourite podcast app so you don’t miss out. You can also visit us at the limbic to...
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PODCAST: Vasculitis: tips to overcome challenges in diagnosing and treating Giant Cell Arteritis
Clinicians who treat vasculitis are familiar with uncertainty. In its many forms, and with no single sign, symptom or investigation strong enough to confirm a diagnosis, vasculitis presents an extensive list of challenges in a setting where diagnostic delay can lead to devastating consequences.…
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PODCAST: Flipping the fibromyalgia paradigm: how changing the way you think about chronic pain benefits patients
On episode 2 of our podcast series for rheumatology advanced trainees we share a fascinating conversation on fibromyalgia with the inspiring Dr Sam Whittle, Dr Emma Guymer and Dr Richard Kwiatek. This series is a collaboration with the Australian Rheumatology Association and the limbic. New...
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Highlights from the ARA 2021 Conference
In this episode the limbic talks to Associate Professor Peter Wong, convenor of this years' scientific meeting, about the highlights from the hybrid event.
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Podcast: Prof Paul Zimmet and the other pandemic: lessons from the war against diabetes
Professor Paul Zimmet believes that serendipity and chance have played a central role in his career. From reading an article on diabetes in a discarded Lancet during a cold London Christmas to finding himself sitting on a beach next to a director of the World Health Organisation, he’s embraced...
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE TSANZSRS 2021 CONFERENCE
Tackling some of the biggest global challenges from respiratory health in the face of climate change to fighting big tobacco and COVID-19 as well as highlighting important developments in respiratory genetics and technology - this year's TSANZSRS conference covered a lot of ground. In this…
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Frontline stories: the toll of COVID-19 and the mental health of doctors in Australia
The largest survey of Australia’s healthcare workers has highlighted the sharp rise in mental health symptoms experienced by doctors and health care workers around the country throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The Australian Frontline Healthcare Workers Study was distributed nationally in…
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A treatment for silicosis? Prof Dan Chambers on the procedure that could halt the deadly disease
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/resp.14018
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PODCAST: 'The Lost Tribe': The state of medical training in Australia
You can view the full survey results here: https://www.medicaltrainingsurvey.gov.au/.
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Dr Ranjana Srivastava on dying well and empathy in medicine
Oncologist, acclaimed author and journalist Dr Ranjana Srivastava talks to the limbic about the responsibility of practicing the art of empathy in medicine, negotiating difficult conversations and what she's learned from her patients over two decades about dying well. Ranjana Srivastava is an...
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Transitioning From Paediatric To Adult Care In Rheumatology
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/1/e039670.long
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PODCAST: Prof Bruce Thompson on what to expect in respiratory medicine in 2021
A year into the coronavirus pandemic and now with a vaccine finally approved by the TGA for use in Australia we speak with TSANZ president Professor Bruce Thompson about vaccine rollout and how COVID-19 will continue to affect the field of respiratory medicine. We also talk about TSANZs...
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PODCAST: What to expect in haematology 2021: An interview with Dr Leanne Berkahn
From off-the-shelf CAR T-cell therapy products, and a big focus on drug-antibody conjugates and novel molecular compound trials to the search for new immunotherapy regimens we talk to HSANZ president Dr Leanne Berkahn about what 2021 will bring to the field of haematology.
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