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So much on the web like this. (Use this link to be taken to details of the five practices in his “empire.”) Dr Pang skiting about his success as a dermatologist, while, at the same time, there are so many … Continue reading →

On 20 Mar. 2019, one of our readers claims to have sent the following in an email to Graeme Loy, Westmead Government Hospital’s CEO. And that, on 26 Apr. 2019, 5 weeks and 2 days later, it hasn’t even been … Continue reading →

These days, it’s incredibly easy for doctors, (or anyone,) to have their own website. A name can be reserved in a few minutes, the software to create them is free, school children can create acceptable websites these days, and having … Continue reading →

To find the best medical specialists to deal with, what we strongly recommend, (and do ourselves,) is that readers send an email to at least 20 of those who may be able to help them along these lines:- And if … Continue reading →

One of our readers reports that he has recently had difficulty going to sleep at night because he has so much phlegm in his throat and he just can’t get rid of. He says that there seems to be two … Continue reading →

We’ve got not the slightest doubt that in the near future, if we have symptoms that are other than completely straight forward, we’ll turn to organisations like CrowdMed first to provide an accurate diagnosis of what we have rather than … Continue reading →

We are constantly being told what a marvellous health care system we have in NSW/Australia, especially by the medical professional organisations like the Australian Medical Association, in particular how great all our GPs are. (We’re not sure what they’re saying … Continue reading →

This is from the front page of this clinic’s website as at today, 17 Aug 2016 However! Firstly, If you use this link you will be taken to a page on the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission’s website, on which it … Continue reading →

This was emailed to Dr Tawk today (16 Aug 2016.) We’ll let you know if we get a reply. To be honest, we’ll be surprised if we do.

Dr Elsik has an ordinary email address readily available, and initially responded well to letters emailed to him. But, according to one of our readers, when, on the basis of these good responses he consulted him, his experience was less … Continue reading →