Professor John Boyages concludes his two-part discussion on whether radiotherapy can be given in one week to breast cancer patients. He shares some case studies, and his thoughts as to which patients are appropriate for this treatment.

Dr Susan Barnett shares some insights into recognising burnout in oneself. She discusses examples of how to prevent this occurring in a profession where high work ethos is often seen as a sign of strength.

Dr Johanna Lynch discusses concepts of emotions and feelings that contribute to our important different moods.

Professor John Boyages shares new data that might allow for a reduction in the length of time patients can expect to have radiation for their breast cancer treatment.

Associate Professor Stephen Schmack discusses the treatment options for Actinic Keratosis. He explains the current approved TGA treatments and the efficacy of each treatment along with the side effect profiles for each treatment option.

Dr Karen Spielman discusses when to change direction in the treatment of longstanding eating disorders, particularly anorexia nervosa. This could mean switching from promoting weight restoration to a more harm reduction approach, and she shares some new research in this therapy area.

Dr Susan Barnett shares her approach to treating patients with a larger body, to assist them to have a healthy relationship with food, their bodies and movement.

Professor John Boyages discusses further signs and symptoms of lymphoedema, and demonstrates some of the new tools used to decide how best to treat this distressing condition.

Dr Susan Barnett discusses some common psychological issues that a patient with Long Covid may experience. She provides GPs with some tools that may help the patient navigate the difficult and seemingly hopeless situation that they find themselves in.

Professor John Boyages, AM, explains the 4 distinct stages of lymphoedema, the differences between primary and secondary lymphoedema as well as how signs and early symptoms may present.