NZ GP Research Review Issue 233
In this issue:
– Antenatal antiseizure medication & autism
– Cognition & memory after COVID-19
– Aspirin for non-cirrhotic MASLD
– Medical management vs. bariatric surgery for type 2 diabetes
– Maintaining independence in older adults
– 25-year UK cancer trends
– PCOS & suicide attempts
– Management of Dupuytren contracture
– Traditional Chinese medicine in Parkinson disease
– Acupuncture-point medicine for perioperative sleep disorders
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Associate Professor Jim Reid
Jim Reid graduated in medicine at the University of Otago Medical School. He previously trained as a pharmacist. After finishing medicine, he undertook postgraduate work as a Teaching Fellow at the University of Miami in the USA. Back in NZ he headed the Dept of General Practice and Rural Heath at the Dunedin School of […]
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Dr Christopher Tofield
Dr Tofield complete his medical training at St Bartholomew’s and the Royal London Hospital in London. He has extensive experience in General Practice, spent several years in clinical research, has published several medical papers, and practices skin cancer medicine and surgery. Chris also has a background in medical writing and editing and while at medical […]
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