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Reproductive health is the complete state of physical and mental wellness. So, you’re not just capable of conceiving without any issues but have the freedom to decide when and how. Here are the top things you need to ask about reproductive health to your GP

From treating illness to diagnosing disease, a blood test gives your doctor the perfect opportunity to peer through the physiological and pathological state of your health. It can tell about your organs, their functions, diet, metabolism, and hundreds of other things. Here are 10 reasons why you should go for a blood test regularly.

Inflammation is the body’s natural reaction to an injury or infection. But there is an insidious side of it, called chronic inflammation that can cause a myriad of health issues including cancer, heart attack and diabetes.

Congratulations to Dr Sarah James on her new position with Queensland Health. We wish Dr James and her family all the very best in her new role and position.

An early diagnosis through screening is the best bet to prevent bowel cancer. As it is possible to have bowel cancer without a warning sign from several months to up to many years, as it rarely comes with symptoms.

Crohn’s disease is a long-term Inflammatory Bowel Disease and is often characterised by severe abdominal pain, weight loss, sometimes malnutrition. Here is a list of 8 things to know about Crohn’s Disease.

It’s Heart Health Week! Author: Di Mears, Registered Nurse with GPs on Curzon Cardiovascular Disease accounts for more than one in four deaths, and thousands of hospitalisations in Australia each year

If you are someone who doesn’t look forward to “that time of the month”, then you’re not alone. Period pain can be frustrating and endometriosis, which is a more severe

Producing hormones that influence almost all of your metabolism and regulates everything from temperature to body weight, the role of the thyroid gland in your wellbeing is important. The small,

GP’s on Curzon is already getting many phone calls and questions about the COVID-19 Vaccine. This is some information prepared by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners about FAQs