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BALMAIN HOSPITAL A letter emailed to this hospital on 22 Mar. 2020, using the ordinary email address, SLHD-Balmain@health.nsw.gov.au:- 23/3/2020 CONCORD HOSPITAL A letter emailed to this hospital on 22 Mar. 2020, using the ordinary email address, SLHD-ConcordInfo@health.nsw.gov.au:- 23/3/2020 GOSFORD HOSPITAL … Continue reading →

A new article has just been published, on 18 Feb. 2020, by the Daily Telegraph, about which we could write a book! It includes the following;- And this, from it’s latest Annual Report, indicates that by far the most complaints, … Continue reading →

The Low Dose Naltrexone story is simple. Briefly. Normally, when a new drug is discovered, one of the big pharmaceutical companies, if they feel it’s worthwhile, takes out patents on it, then spends the money, (which can be considerable,) to … Continue reading →

We’ve put up SO many posts on Low Dose Naltrexone over the last 18 months – do a search on “Low Dose Naltrexone” on this blog and 27 of them will come up on this blog alone! Of course, our main … Continue reading →

We believe what we read once, and that is that, “What technology enables, happens.” And that the technology that has come into existence in the last 30 years or so enables an almost infinite number of new developments – none … Continue reading →

The frequency problem is one that seniors often experience – it makes it hard to have a good night’s sleep. Those who are experiencing it need to understand that different urologists provide two amazingly different and quite opposite explanations for … Continue reading →

One of our readers claims that when he saw Dr Grant, (use this link to be taken to his entry on the AHPRA website,) about a frequency problem he was experiencing – increasingly he was having to get up to … Continue reading →

We’ve recently become aware of claims that the Royal North Shore government hospital has had a Patient and Family Experience unit, (previously named the “Patient Liaison Team,”) for 15 years, and further, that “All local health districts and specialty health … Continue reading →

One of our readers reports that ten years ago, in 2010, he was referred to Dr Meades for help with his developing double vision, and that his experiences with her and others in her rooms was so unsatisfactory that he … Continue reading →

As we’ve mentioned, one of our readers, a retired GP, says that, historically, there have been four really significant medical breakthroughs – Antibiotics, Antidepressants, Anti-inflammatories, and Immunization. And further, that to these four can now be added a fifth, which he … Continue reading →