We all need more affordable health care !
Especially prevention which requires access to gp appointments. Cost is a significant barrier to many Australians ⬇️
Want real cost of living relief? Ask your MP what they're doing to raise your Medicare rebate.
I need to emphasise: It's YOUR Medicare rebate, the $42.85 you get back from your GP, and which also funds bulk billing.
That blue wedge is your gap payment (graph: @ama_media) 1/🧵
One not to be missed if you are a Sydneysider.
Prevention better than cure but when there is no cure ……… prevention is everything, even if this means delaying the onset !
A great chat with Prof Christopher Rowe who discusses emerging blood tests for early Alzheimer’s diagnosis and ongoing studies ... on HealthEds podcast 45up. @ADNeT_Australia healthed.com.au/podcasts/alz…
How does ageing affect our driving ability? Scientia Professor @kaarin_anstey recently tackled this topic on air with Busan English Broadcasting Foundation (BeFM), an English-language radio station in Busan, South Korea.
🎧 Full interview: befm.or.kr/program/template.…
Most viewed in the last 7 days from @JAMANeuro:
Is parental history of memory impairment associated with brain β-amyloid burden among cognitively unimpaired individuals?
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This is one not to miss ! A rare opportunity to hear a raw and powerful account from a young adult reflecting on their experience of having a parent diagnosed with younger onset dementia . Incredible insights @DementiaAus@FWDDementia_AU @YounDemNetwork
🎧 New episode: Younger onset dementia: Finding meaning and creating a legacy.
In this episode, Dr Hilton Koppe speaks with Spencer Ratliff whose father died from younger onset dementia.
Listen now 👉 dta.com.au/general-practitio…
Dr Marita Long from Australasian Menopause Society says menopause is more than just symptoms, it’s a transition point. There’s not a college of medicine that shouldn’t be touching on menopause. Gov should be auditing training programs to ensure menopause education is covered.
A blood test for dementia? In the latest episode of Dementia in Practice, Dr Marita Long speaks with Prof Nicholas Ashton about the development of blood tests which may be able to detect changes of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Listen now: dta.com.au/general-practitio…
Very excited to have co authored this paper with a diverse group of health professionals keen to support a more timely diagnosis of dementia -Mild cognitive impairment and dementia: detection and diagnosis | Medicine Today medicinetoday.com.au/mt/2024…
What an amazing resource @MicheleCallisa1 !
Well done - Innovative projects like this will help prepare health care professionals to better support people living with dementia !
Anyone Interested in womens health needs to be interested in dementia !
2/3 of all people living with dementia are women .They tend to be diagnosed later. They also provide most of the care for people living with dementia 🧠 A great CPD day as part of @ADRF2024
Join us on Mon 3 June at our Continuing Professional Development sessions. ADNeT Director Prof Chris Rowe will be leading into the session with an overview of Safe and Appropriate Use of Anti Amyloid Antibodies. Register ➡️ buff.ly/4aKYtGB#ADRF2024
Another fabulous 2 days of jam packed presentations at @ASPOGau ! Great to address so many issues including birth trauma , abortion, miscarriage, menopause, the vulva and clitoris ,technology facilitated sexual violence and even dementia 😊
If you are attending @ASPOGau ASM, hope to see you at the breakfast panel discussion on #BirthTrauma tomorrow with @Ruby_Blues_ Dr Josephine Power & yours truly
Let’s tackle one of the most important issues of our time together
If not us, then who?
If not now, then when?
Professor Cassandra Szoeke @DrCSzoeke kicked off the conference with a fantastic talk about women’s cognition with a focus on Dementia: “you can’t have a healthy woman without having a healthy brain” 🧠
A great CPD day leads this conference - for health professionals interested in Dementia and Women’s health -virtual option!
Dementia - leading cause of premature death and disability for women. Women diagnosed later than men. @JeanHailes@DementiaAus@RACGP
Registrations for the Australian Dementia Research Forum close in 4 weeks! Join us for the premier dementia research event in 3-5 June. Our detailed program is now live. Sign up today to bookmark up all the presentations you'd like to see. ➡️ buff.ly/4aVEjcj#ADRF2024
In this episode we chat to @NicholasAshton about the use of Blood Biomarkers in primary care to facilitate a timely diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Hear about it here before your patients hear about it on Sunrise 🧠
A blood test for dementia? S3, EP-3 omny.fm/shows/dta/a-blood-te…