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Hosted by Dr Luke Crantock · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 209 episodes
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Dr Luke Crantock hosts Everyday Medicine with Dr Luke, a health show with 209 episodes published.
Colon polyps develop on the inner lining of the large intestine or rectum and are medically significant, as a small percentage may subsequently develop into colon cancer. They affect roughly 15% to 40% of all adults and
In the preceding episode with Dr Peverelle, we reviewed pharmacologic approaches to obesity management. In this episode, we review an alternative approach to bariatric surgery referred to as Endobariatrics. These are end
Australians who are either overweight or obese are increasingly turning to pharmacological approaches coupled with dietary measures to achieve their weight loss goals before considering bariatric surgery. These therapies
Medical cybercrime refers to criminal activities involving cyber-attacks on healthcare systems, devices and data. These attacks can range from ransomware and data breaches to the exploitation of vulnerabilities in medica
It is now increasingly recognised that women’s health care needs at menopause have been both under-recognised and under-treated by medical practitioners, and that menopause management has not been emphasised adequately i
It is now increasingly recognised that women’s health care needs at menopause have been both under-recognised and under-treated by medical practitioners, and that menopause management has not been emphasised adequately i
Australians in their 30s and 40s are experiencing unprecedented rates of at least 10 different cancers. Between the year 2000 and 2024, for 30- to 39-year-olds, early onset prostate cancer increased by 500%, pancreatic c
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Obesity has reached crisis levels in Australia, with 67% of Australians classified as being overweight or obese (2022 data). BMI measurements have been used in epidemiological studies to define overweight individuals wit
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Each year in Australia, there are about 1,800 new diagnoses of ovarian cancer and over 1,000 deaths, making ovarian cancer the fifth most common cause of death from cancer in women. The lifetime risk is about 1.6%, incre
Mobile anesthesia is a unique concept in Australia closely related to office-based surgery (OBS) a term used internationally for any surgical or invasive procedure performed outside hospitals with these procedures taking
On a recent vacation to Exmouth on Western Australia’s far North coast, home to the amazing Ningaloo National Park, I had the pleasure of meeting Anaesthetist and outdoor adventurer Dr Neil Banham. I discovered that when
Cancer is one of the biggest health challenges worldwide. In 2021, about 15% of all deaths were cancer-related. In Australia, there are approximately 624 cases of cancer per 100,000 people, an incidence which has increas
Uterine cancer is the fifth most common cancer in females and the most common cancer of the female genital tract in Australia, with about 3,300 cases annually and 660 deaths. The major prevalence is in women between 50 a
The pace of modern life may not give many of us the time to stop, rest and recover with a good night’s sleep, yet sleep is as important for good health as diet and exercise. Regular healthy sleep improves brain performan
Falls in the elderly are associated with significant morbidity and, after a serious fall, indeed predict the transition within a year of 10-15% of seniors to long-term care facilities. Additionally, the one-year and thre
The Greek messenger Pheidippides famously ran 42 kilometres from Marathon to Athens delivering news of victory in battle before dropping dead, still a young man. Pheidippides was undoubtedly fit and an accomplished runne
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Everyday Medicine with Dr Luke is hosted by Dr Luke Crantock. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 209 episodes.
Everyday Medicine with Dr Luke has published 209 episodes.
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