Treatment & Management

Cannabis effective in neuropathic pain

02/09/2010 | New evidence has emerged to support the use of smoked cannabis for analgesia in people with chronic neuropathic pain.


Lancet publishes rimonabant's 'obituary'

19/08/2010 | In a paper in the Lancet, researchers have reported the results from rimonabant's large morbidity and mortality study, a report described by editorialists' as "the obituary for a wonder drug."


Call to screen CF carriers at school, work

04/08/2010 | Cystic fibrosis carrier testing should be offered in the community, either in schools or workplaces, Australian experts say.


Continuous glucose sensing success

29/07/2010 | A sensor implanted under the skin can wirelessly transmit blood sugar levels for a year or more, a trial in pigs reports.


Family histories neglected: audit

24/06/2010 | The "extent of neglect" in the documentation of family histories, revealed by an Australian audit, has sparked calls for renewed emphasis on the recording of family histories.


Revised testosterone therapy guidelines for androgen deficiency

10/06/2010 | The latest recommendations for the use of testosterone therapy in adult men with androgen deficiency syndromes have been issued by the Endocrine Society this month.


Consensus statement on CV risk, prevention in women with PCOS

03/06/2010 | Women with polycystic ovary syndrome who also have type 2 diabetes or the metabolic syndrome are at a particularly high risk of heart disease, according to a consensus statement by the Androgen Excess and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Society.


Information lacking on menses in adolescents with disabilities

19/05/2010 | Families of female adolescents with disabilities need information and reassurance on how to manage the impact menses has on their daughter’s care and wellbeing, an Australian endocrinologist says.


Vigilance needed for endocrinopathies in thalassaemia major

19/05/2010 | Clinicians should remain vigilant for endocrine complications in individuals with thalassaemia major and consider routine assessment and screening for endocrinopathies as part of their multidisciplinary care, Australian researchers suggest.


Australian research justifies growth hormone ban in sport

05/05/2010 | Australian researchers have justified the ban of growth hormone in sport by demonstrating that it improves sprint capacity when taken alone and in combination with testosterone.


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