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Conjunctivitis in the under 2s: Eyeing up a problem with chloramphenicol
Dr Rob Walker
27th May 2021
It would be fair to say that eyes are generally not my thing. Watching clamped eyes being operated on makes me squeamish and removing corneal foreign bodies with the help of a 21 gauge needle and a slit...
Atrial fibrillation: are we losing touch with the diagnosis?
Dr Simon Curtis
6th May 2021
As every GP knows, we are life-saving superheroes. We put on our superhero capes every day, we fly to work (Is it a bird? Is it a plane?) and we save lives. Between us, we save literally thousands of lives...
Remote consulting - time to reassess and evolve the model
Dr Rob Walker
29th April 2021
Hands up who is finding life tough in General Practice at the moment? Certainly me for one, and if our straw poll from the Hot Topics webinar last Saturday is anything to go by, I am not alone (thank you...
Inhaled Corticosteroid for COVID: A New Hope?
Dr Rob Walker
21st April 2021
Hands up who is feeling a bit bruised after the last few weeks of General Practice? It suddenly felt like the flood gates opened further and the demand surged, and I suspect many of us are feeling a bit...
Lung Cancer Diagnosis in 2021
Dr Kate Digby
15th April 2021
The days are getting longer and there is a sense of optimism in the air along with Spring...to quote D:Ream (1993), 'Things can only get better' (apologies if that has planted an ear worm that you won't...
Headache post AZ vaccine. How do we spot cerebral venous thrombosis?
Dr Simon Curtis
8th April 2021
Whilst debate continues to revolve around the association between the Covid-19 AZ vaccine and rare but serious thromboembolic events including cerebral venous thrombosis, patients have been advised by...