Anna Barwick a Diabetes Educator shares new guidelines, monitoring, and support for patients with gestational diabetes. This type of diabetes is the fastest growing type, and the incidence ranges between 5 and 30% of pregnant women in Australia. Anna shares when to test and identifies those patients at high risk.

Professor John Boyages, an eminent Oncologist from Sydney, is enthusiastic about increasing the awareness of treatments for Lymphoedema, which is miserable for patients that are suffering with this chronic uncurable condition.

Susan McClean who is an International Speaker in cyber security, discusses the disturbing topic of sexual bullying via the internet. Susan shares some horrifying statistics regarding the prevalence of technology facilitated bullying. She stresses that GPs have a crucial role in spotting this type of abuse, and why they should be vigilant in all consultations with young and very young people.

The incidence of dry eye in children is increasing, Dr Shanel Sharma shares why this is occurring and suggests behavioural changes that could be implemented. Dr Daya Sharma explains the assessments and treatment tools for this issue.

The final part of Professor Tom Jobling's discussion regarding the huge changes in screening in gynaecological cancers over the last decade. He provides an overview of the high-risk patients who should be screened. Not only for patients who have a family history, but also Ashkenazi Jews and Lynch syndrome patients. Consequently, risk reduction surgery can be offered to these patients.

Dr Vishal Saddi provides guidance as to when to refer a child to a sleep specialist; questions to ask to elitist if sleep apnoea may be an issue and he moves on to describe a new range of tools that can help identify if it is present.

Internationally renowned Professor Tom Jobling discusses genetic mutations and gynaecological cancer. The incidence of both ovarian and endometrial cancer has increased dramatically over the last 2 decades, and there are high risk women that can be identified and offered interventional treatment.

Dr Sameer Mathur provides GPs with some valuable information for identifying patients who suffer from GSM. 40%-90% of females may suffer from symptoms but only 7% are treated.

Emily is a parent of an 10-year-old autistic daughter. She shares her journey with an insomniac neurodivergent child, through to getting help from professionals, and achieving a harmonious homelife.

Drs Shanel Sharma and Loren Rose discuss interventions to decrease the incidence of myopia, and why wearing the correct sunglasses can reduce the incidence of UV damage to young eyes.