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By Dr Sera Shoukru
05.01.23
GP (general practitioner)

Highly respected general practitioner and accredited medical aesthetics practitioner Dr Sera Shoukru explains the benefits of well-woman screening and what patients should expect from their consultation in this informative article.

By Dr Ranjit Sagoo
04.01.23
GP (general practitioner)

Anxiety and depression: the causes and treatments

Anxiety and depression are increasingly common mental health problems that can cause a lot of distress if they are not treated. In his latest article, Dr Ranjit Sagoo offers his expert insight into these conditions, and explains what causes them and how they can be managed.

Man holding a prescription for mycoplasma genitalium

By Dr Wayne Cottrell
14.12.22
GP (general practitioner)

What you should know about mycoplasma genitalium

It may not be as well known as other sexually-transmitted infections, but mycoplasma genitalium is no less concerning. Here to tell us all about why it's important to get it treated is leading London GP Dr Wayne Cottrell. He discusses just what this condition is in further detail, how it’s different from chlamydia and what can happen if it’s left untreated, in this comprehensive article.

Older woman concerned about HRT and breast cancer

By Dr Victoria Owen
05.09.22
GP (general practitioner)

Understanding the risk of HRT and breast cancer

HRT, or hormone replacement therapy, has been the subject of recent news coverage because low doses of the treatment are now available over the counter (beginning September 2022). Some people still associate HRT with developing breast cancer, but evidence shows that the benefits are scientifically proven to outweigh the risks. Dr Victoria Owen, a highly-experienced GP, considers the quality of life that HRT offers, among many interesting points, in this in-depth article.

By Dr Ferhat Uddin
30.08.22
GP (general practitioner)

The menopause: An essential guide

The menopause is something that all women go through. This article explains everything we need to know about this time in a woman's life.

Close up of a life size model of the pelvis and spine bones, areas which can be affected by osteoporosis

By Dr Victoria Owen
11.07.22
GP (general practitioner)

Defining osteoporosis

The symptoms of osteoporosis, particularly the resulting fractures from minor occurrences such as just bending over, are upsetting for patients. Leading general practitioner Dr Victoria Owen speaks to Top Doctors about osteoporosis in this detailed and informative article. She looks at how it's assessed and diagnosed, among other essential points such as age groups and people most affected, alongside treatment.

By Dr Hana Patel
07.07.22
GP (general practitioner)

Peace of mind: How CBT can help you thrive

Dr Hana Patel, an experienced GP and mental health coach with more than 15 years of experience, gives you her expert insight into the benefits of cognitive behavioural therapy. She also outlines the outcomes you can expect if you incorporate this this highly effective therapy into your life.

By Dr Hana Patel
05.07.22
GP (general practitioner)

How can people recover from burnout?

Burnout, if not treated and managed effectively, can greatly disrupt our lives, and can detrimentally affect both our personal and professional development. In this article, Dr Hana Patel, an esteemed general practitioner, explains what emotional and professional burnout are, and reveals how one can recover from the condition.

Man with sad expression sat with his head in one hand, looking out of the window

By Dr Daniel Wright
14.04.22
GP (general practitioner)

Shining a light on male menopause

Menopause symptoms in men can be just as debilitating as those in women. London-based general practitioner Dr Daniel Wright is here to highlight exactly how it manifests and ways to go about relieving male menopause in this informative and reassuring article.

Here, we find out what exactly happens during a typical smear test, and what patients shouldn’t do before having a smear test.

By Dr Usha Sharma
08.04.22
GP (general practitioner)

Why is it so important to have a smear test?

Smear tests are incredibly important for women's health, as they can detect any abnormal changes in their cervix, which may indicate cervical cancer. Here, we find out what exactly happens during a typical smear test, what patients shouldn’t do before having one, and how often women should have a smear test.

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