…of nutritional anaemias like iron and B12/folate which all produce elevated RDW results but new research proposes that this rbc size disparity is also a common linking feature in just…
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The Wait is Over!…My Standing Desk Review Is In
…nutritional research. Most importantly, each podcast represents unbiased education that can contribute to your CPE points. So you think you know how to treat Iron deficiency?! , Should we Rethink…
One Size Doesn’t Fit All – Not Even for Besties
…bitter and twisted irony for 2 friends! Anyway her post-experiment labs just arrived on my desk. Her LDLs & Total Cholesterol are significantly lower. She celebrated (before seeing the results…
Let’s Get Down And Dirty
…This seminar is designed to facilitate and accelerate this process of review and re-evaluation via a fresh look at the key minerals iodine, selenium, iron, copper, zinc, calcium and magnesium….
Are You Being Foxed By An Ox…alate Result?
…of frequency or in terms of the degree to which they direct your decisions about patient care…can I mention (ahem) Iron studies here perhaps for us all…but maybe you have…
Are You Dancing With The ‘Devil’s…Copper’?
…are likely to be with Iron, Cobalt, Zinc and Copper. And guess what? It’s all true. Still, I’ve had another Nickel-centric chemistry lesson of late because I actually had not…
Update in Under 30: How Noxious is Nickel? Part 2(≤30 min audio)
In this instalment it’s time to get down and dirty and detailed about how to best identify those patients who may have Nickel related pathology and presentations. We cover testing…
Haematology – What Lies Beneath
A FBC is one of the most common pathology tests, almost every patient of yours has already had one done, but are you missing what lies beneath? Sometimes practitioners fall…
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Who Gives an RDW? Why You Should Know About This Parameter
Red cell distribution width (RDW) is typically reported in patients’ haematology results and has traditionally been used to help in the identification of anaemias, however, in the past 4 years…
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Stop Pulling your Hair Out – The FPHL Answers you Need
Female Pattern Hair Loss (FPHL) is everywhere, perhaps you just haven’t been looking. As the leading cause of alopecia in women globally and with 1 in 5 women affected at…
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Update in Under 30: Copper in Kids (≤30 min audio)
Copper, as a kingpin in angiogenesis, brain & bone building & iron regulation is a critical mineral during paediatric development. So much so, the kind of blood levels we see…
Copper in Kids
Copper, as a kingpin in angiogenesis, brain & bone building & iron regulation is a critical mineral during paediatric development. So much so, the kind of blood levels we see…
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Is Copper the Culprit in ADHD?
…iron regulation is a critical mineral during paediatric development. So much so, the kind of blood levels we see in a primary schooler might cause alarm if we saw them…
Trends not Truths
…that the supplemental forms that work for zinc will not necessarily be a good match with iron, that any company that formulates their minerals in the vain of ‘one form…
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…Patient Support Questionnaire) , ‘Dear Doctor – tips on letter writing’ (includes a referral letter template), ‘So you think you know how to read Iron Studies?’ and the famous ‘Gilbert’s…
Cracking At The Corners?
…only one makes the ‘probable’ list. And that’s iron but only in severe deficiency, aka anaemia and only affecting 1 in 5. Me??? …Telling anyone to push the nutritional issues…