In a health industry first, patients of Western Australian GP group Jupiter Health and Medical Services will have direct, on-site access to leading Mount Hospital specialists. Under the new agreement between the two healthcare providers, Mount Hospital specialists and surgeons covering orthopedics, cardiology, bariatrics and vascular have begun consulting exclusively at five Jupiter Health GP locations - Harvest Lakes, Madeley, Alkimos, Singleton and Perth CBD.

The Victoria Clinic is in the process of a $50 million upgrade that will vastly expand the services it offers, as the Healthscope-operated mental health facility also marks two decades of serving its local community.

Mr Luke Bradshaw is a Hepatopancreaticobiliary (HPB) and General Surgeon at Knox Private Hospital with a special interest in pancreatic surgery. His blog discusses pancreatic cancer and its signs and symptoms.

Dr Hema Grover has written a piece on cervical cancer to raise awareness of signs, symptoms and causes. Dr Grover is an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist who works within a broad range of clinical environments to offer compassionate and high-quality care to women needing support through their different phases of life.

Clinical Psychologist Kerryn Blunt has written an informative blog to help progress the important conversations about perinatal mental health. If you are experiencing signs of PNDA, consult with your GP, obstetrician, midwife of other trusted healthcare professionals.

Healthscope has finalised its COVID-19 Vaccination policies, the leading Australian healthcare company announced today.

For World Thrombosis Day, Vascular & Endovascular surgeon Dr Joy Wong defines Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and discusses the associated symptoms, warning signs and treatment options.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month Dr Saam Tourani, a Melbourne-based specialist general surgeon, provided us with a breakdown of breast cancer subtypes and risk factors.

BPD is more common than you think. It is thought to manifest as a result of childhood maltreatment. Importantly, this can include emotional invalidation and abuse in childhood. It seems to present more commonly than in previous generations - possibly due to greater family unit pressures in the contemporary era.