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This audio file contains all 6 interviews in this edition.
To view reference lists or product information please go to the individual interviews.
GP, Author, Podcaster, Presenter.
GP, Bondi Junction Medical & Dental Centre, Sydney.
GP, Platinum Medical Centre, Chermside, Brisbane.
Nephrologist, Westmead Hospital, Sydney.
Cardiologist, Adelaide Heart Clinic, South Australia.
GP & Leading Expert in Women's Health, Perimenopause & Menopause.
Paediatrician & Chief Clinical Information Officer, The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
Respiratory and Sleep Physician, the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.
A GP from Brisbane.
Dietary Challenges in T2D Miniseries (Part 6)
Nutrition is a fundamental part of type 2 diabetes management, yet many patients struggle to meet dietary recommendations in everyday life.
In this interview, Brisbane GP Dr Anita Sharma joins Dr Ginni Mansberg to discuss the role of diabetes-specific nutritional formulas (DSNFs) as part of a broader diabetes management plan. We introduce a new 3-step clinical practice framework to help GPs assess patient suitability, tailor the approach and monitor progress.
We also explore practical considerations for incorporating DSNFs alongside glucose-lowering therapies, including SGLT2 inhibitors, insulin, and GLP-1 receptor agonists, with a focus on glycaemic management, weight, nutritional intake and preservation of lean muscle mass.
GP, Author, Podcaster, Presenter.
GP, Brisbane.
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea: A Silent Health Crisis (Part 3)
How should GPs approach adults with obesity-related obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) in everyday practice?
Through a series of practical patient scenarios, Professor Brendon Yee discusses treatment timing, patient selection, balancing weight management with established therapies, and tailoring management to each patient’s symptom burden, comorbidities and clinical priorities.
He also explores emerging therapies and what they may mean for the future management of OSA.
GP, Platinum Medical Centre, Chermside, Brisbane.
Respiratory and Sleep Physician, the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.
Since the launch of the National RSV Mother and Infant Protection Program on 3 February 2025, more than 295,000 doses of the RSV maternal vaccination have been administered to pregnant people across Australia. Data from 13 hospitals across Australia show that we are now seeing a real-world impact consistent with the Phase 3 data. But every missed recommendation is a missed opportunity to protect newborns during their most vulnerable months.
In this interview, paediatrician Dr Daryl Cheng explores the burden of RSV in infants, reviews the safety and effectiveness of maternal vaccination, and discusses why GP recommendations remain critical to protecting babies from their first breath and reducing severe disease and hospitalisation.
GP, Author, Podcaster, Presenter.
Paediatrician & Chief Clinical Information Officer, The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne.
Hot Flushes: A Journey Through VMS Miniseries (Part 5)
Many women experiencing hot flushes and night sweats may present with fatigue, poor sleep, brain fog or low mood, without recognising vasomotor symptoms as the contributing factor.
In this interview, Dr Ginni Mansberg discusses the impact these symptoms have on quality of life and explores practical strategies to support women in clinical practice. With up to 80% of women experiencing hot flushes, let’s connect the dots and support women with a shared decision-making approach to treatment.
GP, Bondi Junction Medical & Dental Centre, Sydney.
GP & Leading Expert in Women's Health, Perimenopause & Menopause
Tackling Hypertension Head-On Miniseries (Part 8)
We all know what best-practice hypertension management looks like. But what happens when you have an overflowing waiting room, patients with multiple competing health issues, and hypertension is just one of many priorities? With only around 3 in 10 Australians treated for hypertension achieving blood pressure control, how can GPs make meaningful improvements in everyday practice?
In this practical interview we talk about real-world strategies that can help overcome common barriers, including treatment inertia, implementing automated office blood pressure monitoring (AOBP), using practice audits and recall systems, and simplifying treatment with single-pill combinations (SPCs). If you’re looking for practical ideas that can be implemented in a busy general practice, this interview is well worth a listen.
Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, the University of New South Wales, Professorial Fellow, the George Institute for Global Health, and Co-Chair of the National Hypertension Taskforce of Australia.
A specialist GP at MyHealth, Paramatta.
The Baker Lipid Series (Part 5)
Cardiovascular disease remains Australia’s leading cause of death, yet many patients with ASCVD are still not achieving recommended LDL cholesterol targets.
In this practical discussion we discuss why LDL targets matter, what the updated Heart Foundation guidance means for everyday practice, and how GPs can overcome treatment inertia using combination therapy and practical practice tools. The interview also highlights the LipidPlan in a Box toolkit, designed to help practices systematically improve lipid management and patient outcomes.
GP, Platinum Medical Centre, Chermside, Brisbane.
Cardiologist, Adelaide Heart Clinic, South Australia.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects approximately 1 in 10 Australian adults, yet many patients remain undiagnosed until advanced disease develops. Early intervention can help delay kidney failure, reduce cardiovascular risk and potentially avoid dialysis.
In this interview, we discuss the importance of early CKD detection, the evolving role of SGLT2 inhibitors in CKD management, and the recent expanded PBS criteria, which now simplify access for more patients.
GP, Platinum Medical Centre, Chermside, Brisbane.
Nephrologist, Westmead Hospital, Sydney.
This audio file contains all 6 interviews in this edition.
To view reference lists or product information please go to the individual interviews.
GP, Author, Podcaster, Presenter.
GP, Platinum Medical Centre, Chermside, Brisbane.
Thoracic Physician, St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney.
Endocrinologist, Head of the Osteoporosis Service, Westmead Hospital, Sydney.
Endocrinologist, Monash Health and Monash University in Melbourne.
Independent Consultant Nurse, UK.
Endocrinologist, St Vincent’s Clinic in Sydney.
Specialist Dermatologist and Director of Training for the Queensland Faculty of the Australasian College of Dermatologists, QLD
Acne is a common and often persistent condition, with significant physical and psychological impact. Despite the wide range of available treatments, many patients with acne experience suboptimal outcomes due to poor tolerability and adherence.
This interview explores the key drivers of acne and how treatment choice can influence both efficacy and patient experience, with practical strategies for GPs to optimise management.
GP, Author, Podcaster, Presenter.
Specialist Dermatologist and Director of Training for the Queensland Faculty of the Australasian College of Dermatologists, QLD
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