The first-ever Australian consensus statement on the management of type 2 diabetes in young adults was released earlier this year. It highlighted the specific needs of this demographic and the important diagnostic and management considerations required for the effective and holistic care of these patients.
Optimising the management of rosacea requires an accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment to the unique circumstances of each patient and their presenting features.
Not only does the prevalence of atrial fibrillation increase with advancing age, but so does the complexity of management. Opportunistic screening is recommended in older people, along with individualised risk assessment and treatment plans.
A systematic approach to assessment and management of heavy menstrual bleeding can identify or exclude possible causes, help control symptoms and improve patient wellbeing.
Tamsin Hilliard, Jason C. Ray, Elspeth J. Hutton, Richard J. Stark
A comprehensive approach to management, including careful assessment, addressing lifestyle factors and appropriate use of pharmacological treatments, can help optimise outcomes for patients with migraine.
Helmut C.y. Yu, Aniello Iannuzzi, Minas T. Coroneo
Corticosteroids are a useful treatment for many eye diseases, but practitioners need to be aware of their potential adverse effects. Systemic corticosteroids can also have ocular adverse effects.