DrivetimeRadio Medical Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The ‘Drivetime Medical’ program is a regular audio series free for Australian healthcare professionals. All programs are available to listen on-line, as a download from the website or you can subscribe to the podcast. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In this interview Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Professor Deborah Bateson, from the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. As the frontline of patient care, GPs play a crucial role in guiding Australia's patients through important decisions about sexual health and contraception.With advancements in contraceptive options, it's essential to stay informed about the latest developments. New generations of combined oral contraceptive pills featuring natural estrogens continue to emerge.In this interview, we’ll explore the unique properties of the natural estrogen - estetrol (E4). We'll discuss the role estrogen plays in the contraceptive pill and the potential benefits estetrol provides in combination with drospirenone as an option for your patients.Produced in February 2025 by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Mayne Pharma. Please go to our website to access CPD options, supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
In this new interview Dr Anita Sharma, a GP in Brisbane, sits down with Professor Jonathan Shaw, Deputy Director at The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, and Council member of Australian Diabetes Society. In this episode, we discuss the latest updates on PBS restrictions for type 2 diabetes medications. On December 1, 2024, a significant change was introduced: The PBS now allows dapagliflozin to be prescribed in combination with metformin - unless contraindicated or intolerant - without glycaemic requirements for patients with type 2 diabetes who are at high cardiovascular risk or identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.This expansion marks a pivotal shift in treatment accessibility and strategy. Join us as we explore the implications of this change for clinical practice and discuss how it may transform the management of type 2 diabetes in Australia.Produced in January 2025 by DrivetimeRadio with the support of The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, in collaboration with AstraZeneca. Please go to our website to access CPD options, supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
For GPs with a special interest in liver disease, listen to this interview from The DrivetimeRadio Specialty Series; where A/Prof. Mayur Garg, Director of Gastroenterology, Northern Health, Melbourne, speaks with A/Prof. Avik Majumdar, Transplant Hepatologist, Austin Health, and Prof. James O’Beirne, Consultant Gastroenterologist, Sunshine Coast University Hospital, QLD. Liver disease is one of the leading causes of premature death in Australia. Acute decompensation of chronic liver disease is a common reason for emergency department presentation and can lead to prolonged or repeated hospital admission. The transition from compensated cirrhosis to decompensated cirrhosis heralds a watershed moment in the course of the disease. Cirrhosis leaves patients vulnerable to serious complications, so timely diagnosis is important to guide treatment, determine prognosis, and monitor for complications in patients with chronic liver disease.Early recognition of patients at risk of decompensation, as well as continuation of care on discharge from hospital are both strategies to interrupt the ‘revolving door’ phenomenon in caring for patients with liver disease. In this interview we review advanced liver disease in a tertiary setting: What should we be aiming for, what are the challenges, and practical tips to overcome these challenges.Produced in January 2025, by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Norgine. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/specialty/
In this extended 22-minute interview, Dr Ginni Mansberg sits down with A/Prof. Gary Kilov, a GP and member of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Diabetes Specific Interest Group, and The Primary Care Diabetes Society of Australia. Obesity is arguably the most significant pandemic of our time, affecting two-thirds of Australian adults. With the rising prevalence of overweight and obesity, primary care is at the forefront of addressing this challenge.This interview provides an insightful overview of the evolving treatment landscape, from lifestyle optimisation to the latest advancements in effective medications targeting obesity.Listen now to learn how to tailor your approach to suit your patients’ comorbidities, tolerability, preferences, and financial considerations.Produced in January 2025, by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Eli Lilly, exclusively for GPs! Please go to our website to access CPD options, supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
In this 12-minute interview, Dr Sneha Wadhwani, a GP in Sydney and regular host of Drivetime-GP, speaks with Dr Tamara Hunter, a Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist from Perth. Historically, the most commonly prescribed contraceptive option in Australia has been the combined oral contraceptive pill, but now we have an oral progestogen option, offering similar efficacy and flexibility to the traditional combined pill.This option is reshaping choices for women across different age groups and risk profiles, providing a fresh alternative in personalised contraceptive care.Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Besins Healthcare, exclusively for GPs. December 2024. Please go to our website to access CPD options, supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
The Baker T2D and Heart Failure Miniseries, Part 6.In part 6 of The Baker T2D and Heart Failure Miniseries, regular Drivetime-GP host Dr Anita Sharma speaks with Professor Simon Roger MD FRACP, Director of Renal Research, Gosford. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) affects over 2 million Australians, with more than 6 million at risk, yet only 1 in 10 people with CKD know they have it. In this interview, we delve into essential topics for better CKD management and awareness, including:1. Evidence-based guidelines for sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors in CKD treatment.2. The critical need for early CKD screening and current gaps in diagnosis.3. Practical strategies for general practitioners to seamlessly incorporate CKD screening into daily practice.Join us as we explore actionable insights to improve detection and care for those affected by this under recognised condition.Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly. December 2024. Please go to our website to access CPD options, supporting references, resources, and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Drivetime-GP, Edition-162.This new edition contains 5 interviews covering: # Parts 1, 2 and 3 of our Hot Flushes: A Journey Through VMS Miniseries# Part 3 of our Let’s Talk Muscle Health Miniseries: The Final Piece to the Muscle Puzzle: Prevention and Management# Part 3 of our Dietary Challenges in Type 2 Diabetes Miniseries: Case by Case: Practical Diabetes NutritionThis edition is released in December 2024. Please go to our website to access CPD accreditation, show notes, product information and the supporting references: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Hot Flushes: A Journey Through VMS Miniseries, Part 3.In part 3 of our Hot Flushes: A Journey Through VMS Miniseries, regular Drivetime host Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Professor Rod Baber, Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Sydney, NSW. Women often face a substantial burden of vasomotor symptoms (VMS) during the menopausal transition, which can significantly impact their quality of life, sleep, mood, concentration, and sexual well-being. These symptoms can begin even before menopause, persist for over a decade, and are linked to a decline in physical health.The standard treatment for VMS is hormone therapy, but this approach may not be suitable for every woman due to medical conditions, risk factors, age, the time since menopause, or personal preference.In this interview, we explore a non-hormonal alternative to hormone therapy that is now available in Australia.This series is supported by Astellas Pharma Australia Pty Ltd, and produced in Nov 24. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Drivetime-GP, Edition-161. This new edition contains 5 interviews covering: # Parts 5 and 6 of our Everything Menopause Miniseries: Abnormal Bleeding, and Her Heart at Menopause# The Latest Developments in the Treatment of Threatened Miscarriage# Part 5 of The Baker T2D Miniseries: Echoes of Diagnosis: Identifying Heart Failure# Part 3 of The Baker Lipid Series: Lipid Lowering – We Now Have the ArmamentariumThis edition is released in November 2024. Please go to our website to access show notes, product information and the supporting references: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Menopause Miniseries, Part 7.In part 7 of our “Everything Menopause Series" regular Drivetime host Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Professor Gemma Figtree, an Interventional Cardiologist from Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney.Ischaemic heart diseases (IHD) are the leading cause of death in Australia and the second leading cause of death in women after Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Both preventing and managing IHD is a big focus in general practice. In this interview we look at IHD through the lens of menopause. How does menopause change a woman’s CV risk profile, how does it change management for GP’s, and where does MHT fit in? Listen to learn more.This series is Supported by Besins Healthcare and released in November 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Tackling Hypertension Head-On Series (Part 5).Welcome to part 5 of our miniseries ‘Tackling Hypertension Head-On’ where Professor Alta Schutte speaks with Professor Clara Chow and Professor Anthony Rodgers.For many years, updates on blood pressure-lowering medications were scarce. However, since 2018, significant changes to clinical guidelines have emerged, driven by new and important evidence. While Australian guidelines for hypertension management have yet to incorporate these changes, updates are expected in the next 1-2 years.In this episode, we discuss the latest evidence on how to lower blood pressure effectively and reliably with medication.Join us as we explore what these findings mean for the future of hypertension treatment and patient care.This series is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Servier and created independently by DrivetimeRadio Australia in collaboration with the host and guest experts. Produced November 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and product information: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
The Baker Lipid Series (Part 3).In part 3 of “The Baker Lipid Series” Dr Anita Sharma, a GP from Brisbane, speaks with Professor Karam Kostner, an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Queensland and Director of Cardiology at Mater public and private Hospitals in Brisbane.Statins, in conjunction with therapeutic lifestyle modifications, are the cornerstone of treatment for lowering LDL-C levels.However, 80% of statin-treated patients with established ASCVD fail to reach guideline-recommended target LDL-C levels and therefore remain at high risk of major CV events. There have been additions to the most recent class of medications available for patients with ASCVD who are not achieving LDL-C targets.In this interview, we talk through these novel lipid-lowering therapies.This series is supported by The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Novartis, and released in October 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and product information: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Hot Flushes: A Journey Through Vasomotor Symptoms Miniseries (Part 2)In part 2 of our “Hot Flushes: A Journey Through Vasomotor Symptoms Miniseries”, Regular Drivetime host Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Terri Foran, Sexual Health Physician and Menopause Specialist, The Menopause Hub, Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney.Primary care should be the first line of management for menopause-associated issues, making it crucial for GPs to stay informed about the latest treatment options for menopausal symptoms.In part two of this series, we cover:•The variability in vasomotor symptoms and the underlying causes.•Challenges in treating vasomotor symptoms.•Comprehensive management strategies for women with vasomotor symptoms, including lifestyle modifications, over-the-counter options, hormonal treatments, existing non-hormonal prescription options, and emerging non-hormonal prescription therapies.Listen to learn more...This series was Supported by Astellas Pharma Australia Pty Ltd, and released in September 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Dietary Challenges in Type 2 Diabetes (Part 3)In part 3 of our “Dietary Challenges in Type 2 Diabetes”, Regular Drivetime host Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Gary Deed, Specialist GP and Chair of the RACGP Diabetes Specific Interests Committee.This series on type 2 diabetes management has aimed to help Australian general practitioners manage the dietary challenges faced by people with diabetes.Our first interview highlighted some of these challenges and gave us practical nutritional management tips from Diabetes Australia, while our second podcast outlined the now published Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes-specific nutritional formulas in people with type 2 diabetes.In this 3rd interview, we discuss three real-world case studies to demonstrate how these practical tips and consensus recommendations can work in practice.Listen to learn more....This series was Supported by Abbott Australasia, 299 Lane Cove Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113and released in September 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Menopause Miniseries (Part 6)In part 6 of our “Menopause” Miniseries, Regular Drivetime host Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Talat Uppal, Gynaecologist, Director of Women’s Health Road, Sydney.Abnormal uterine bleeding accounts for more than 70% of all gynaecological consultations in the peri- and post-menopausal age group.It is also a very common presentation to GPs, with 32% of women between 40 and 45 years of age experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB). These women have significantly worse health-related quality of life compared with women with normal menstruation patterns.So how do we decode a woman’s bleeding to know when to worry and what tests to order? Listen to learn more.This series was Supported by Besins Healthcare and released in August 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
The Baker T2D Miniseries (Part 5)In part 5 of this miniseries, Our NEW host Dr Robert Hungerford, GP and Lecturer, University of Newcastle, speaks with Dr Alicia Chan, Cardiologist, Western HeartCare, Henley Beach, South Australiawe explore key aspects of diagnosing and managing heart failure, including:•The importance of differentiating between heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) and preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).•Treatment options for patients with HFpEF aimed at reducing hospitalisations and cardiovascular deaths.Listen to learn more!This interview was Supported by Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly and released in August 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
In part 3 of our miniseries “Let’s Talk Muscle Health” Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with A/Prof David Scott, Exercise Scientist, Deakin University, and Dr Anthony Villani, Senior Lecturer, Nutrition and Dietetics, University of the Sunshine Coast in this. So far in this podcast series on muscle health, we’ve discussed when we should suspect poor muscle health in patients with risk factors, along with practical tips on how and when to screen for and assess poor muscle health in clinical practice.The final piece of the puzzle is how to manage poor muscle health, as well as preventive measures to keep muscles healthy, which is of vital importance for overall health, especially in those aged 50 years and over.In this 13-minute interview we look at practical tips on how to help patients maintain their muscle health, which interventions can make the biggest difference for our patients, and when to refer patients to allied health professionals.This interview was supported by Abbott and released in August 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Hugh Porter, an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist from Sydney Babies in this 12 minute interview. We discuss the latest developments on progesterone use in threatened miscarriage, as GPs are so well placed to support women and provide the initial assessment and treatment. This interview was supported by Besins Healthcare and released in August 2024. Please go to our website to access supporting references, resources and the product PI: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/programs/gp/
Drivetime-GP, edition-160, 5 new interviews: Part 5 of our ‘Everything Menopause Miniseries’: ‘Perimenopause: Is Contraception Still a Must?’ Also, Parts 4 and 5 of our ‘Micronutrients During the First 1,000 Days Miniseries’: ‘The Impacts of Calcium and Vitamin D Deficiency are Preventable’ and ‘Smart Start: The Power of DHA and Choline in Pregnancy’ along with, ‘Angioedema – There May be More Going On’ and finally, ‘Migraine: The Simple Steps’. This edition is released in August 2024. Please go to our website to access show notes, product information and the supporting references: www.drivetimeradio.com.au/ /programs/gp/
In edition 159 we cover; The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute Miniseries part 2 LDL Cholesterol, we talk muscle health, parts 1 and 2 in our T2D miniseries, part 4 of Micronutrients During the First 1,000 Days, Rare Diseases, Angioedema and parts 3 and 4 of our Tackling Hypertension Head-on Miniseries. Produced in June 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Associate Professor Sof Andrikopoulos, CEO of the Australian Diabetes Society. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support ofAbbott Australia Produced in June 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Professor Grant Brinkworth, Director of Research at Diabetes Australia. This is a non-sponsored interview, produced by DrivetimeRadio. Produced in June 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Professor Alta Schutte speaks with Professor Bruce Neal, Executive Director, the George Institute for Global Health, and Professor of Medicine, UNSW Sydney, and Associate Professor Francine Marques, Associate Professor of Genomics, Monash University in Melbourne. This series is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Servier and created independently by DrivetimeRadio Australia in collaboration with the host and guest experts. Produced in May 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Associate Professor Solomon Yu, Geriatrician, President of the Australia and New Zealand Society for Sarcopenia and Frailty Research, Adelaide. Supported by Abbott Australasia, Produced in April 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Professor Michaela Lucas, Clinical Immunologist/Immunopathologist, Perth, Western Australia. Supported by CSL Behring. Produced in March 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Part 4 of our miniseries discussing 'Micronutrients during the first 1000 days', where Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Professor Craig Munns, Professor of Paediatrics, Director, The Child Health Research Centre, The University of Queensland. Supported by Bayer Australia Limited, 875 Pacific Hwy, Pymble NSW 2073. Produced in March 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Professor Alta Schutte speaks with Professor George Stergiou, Professor of Medicine and Hypertension, Athens University, Greece, and Professor James Sharman, Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania, Hobart, This series is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Servier and created independently by DrivetimeRadio Australia in collaboration with the host and guest experts. Produced in March 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Brisbane, speaks with A/Prof. Adam Nelson, Interventional and General Cardiologist, The Royal Adelaide and Queen Elizabeth Hospitals, Adelaide, South Australia. Produced by Drivetimeradio and supported by The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Novartis, Produced in March 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 158 we cover; parts 3 and 4 of our menopause miniseries, part 4 of our T2D miniseries looking at the new CVD risk tool, new developments in diabetes, incontinence and advanced therapies, parts 1 and 2 of our miniseries Tackling hypertension head on and when to think devices in heart failure. Produced in March 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Brisbane, speaks with Dr Gary Deed, GP, Brisbane, and Chair of the RACGP Diabetes Specific Interests Committee. Produced by Drivetimeradio and supported by Eli Lilly Australia. Produced in February 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Linda Dear, Menopause Specialist, Tauranga, New Zealand. Produced by Drivetimeradio and supported by Besins Healthcare. Produced in February 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with A/Prof. Justin Mariani, Cardiologist, Head of Pacing, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. Produced by Drivetimeradio and supported by Medtronic Australia. Produced in February 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Sneha Wadhwani, GP, Sydney, speaks with Dr Amanda Chung, Urologist, Sydney. Produced by Drivetimeradio and supported by Medtronic Australia. Produced in January 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Sydney, speaks with Prof. Garry Jennings, Chief Medical Advisor, National Heart Foundation, Sydney Supported by Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly. Produced in January 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof. Alta Schutte speaks with Natalie Raffoul, Healthcare Programs Manager, National Heart Foundation of Australia, and Prof. Neil Poulter, Professor of Preventive Cardiovascular Medicine, Imperial College London. This series is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Servier and created independently by DrivetimeRadio Australia in collaboration with the host and guest experts. Produced in January 2024. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Grace Molloy, CEO and Co-founder, Menopause Friendly Australia. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Besins. Produced in December 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 157 we discuss; part 2 of our menopause miniseries, part 3 of our Key micronutrients during preconception and baby's first 1000 days miniseries managing iron levels, lipid targets and what’s new with pacemakers. Produced in November 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 156 we discuss; irritable bowel syndrome and other gastrointestinal disorders in a 3 part miniseries, muscles matter, glycaemic management in T2D. Produced in November 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Professor Alta Schutte, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of New South Wales, speaks to Prof. Markus Schlaich, a Nephrologist and Hypertension Specialist from Perth, and Co-Chair of the National Hypertension Taskforce of Australia and Dr Michael Rakotz, an assistant clinical professor of family and community medicine at Northwestern’s Feinberg School of Medicine, Illinois, US. This series is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Servier and created independently by DrivetimeRadio Australia in collaboration with the host and guest experts. Produced November 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks withA/Prof. Sof Andrikopoulos, Endocrinologist, CEO of Australian Diabetes Society. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Abbott. Produced in October 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with A/Prof. Rebecca Burgell, Head of the Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Service, The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Bayer. Produced in October 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Prof. Simon Willcock, a general practitioner, and the Director of Primary Care at the Macquarie University Hospital.. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Abbott. Produced in October 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Elizabeth Farrell, founder and Medical Director at the Jean Hailes Foundation, and consultant gynaecologist. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Orion Pharma. Produced in October 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Dr Simona Carbone, Co-director of the Integrated Neurogenic Mechanisms Laboratory, Melbourne. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Bayer. Produced in October 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with A/Prof. Treasure McGuire, Pharmacist, Pharmacologist, Educator and Researcher, University of Queensland. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Bayer. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, a GP in Brisbane, speaks with Prof. Stephen Nicholls, a Cardiologist from Monash University, Melbourne. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of; The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in collaboration with Novartis. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Prof. Jayashri Kulkarni,Professor of Psychiatry, The Alfred and Monash University and founder of the Australian Consortium for Women’s Mental Health in Melbourne. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Besins Produced in Oct 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Prof. Geoffrey Hebbard, Director of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Bayer Produced in Sep 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Michael Wong, Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist, Knox Private Hospital, Wantirna, Victoria. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Medtronic Produced in Sep 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Jessica Tattersall, Allergist and Medical Rhinologist, Sydney Allergy Clinic. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Bayer Produced in Aug 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Mr Chris Brooks, a Vascular, Endovascular and Renal Transplant Surgeon from Victoria. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Medtronic. Produced in Aug 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Brisbane, speaks with A/Prof Neale Cohen, Head of Diabetes Clinical Research, The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. Supported by by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly. Produced in Aug 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Brad Wilsmore, Cardiologist and Cardiac Electrophysiologist from Newcastle in NSW. Supported by Medtronic and produced in July 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Scott Burne, Sport and Exercise Physician, Sydney. Supported by iNova and produced in July 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Louise Brough, Associate Professor, Human Nutrition, Massey University, New Zealand. Supported by Bayer. Produced in July 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 154 we discuss; Getting equipped to manage menopause, fatty liver disease, oral nutritional supplements, blood pressure and a 2 part aortic stenosis update, early detection and navigating referrals. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Sneha Wadhwani, GP, Bondi Junction, NSW, and Ms Geraldine Georgeou, Accredited Practising Dietitian, and Director of Designer Diets. Produced in June 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with A/Prof Simone Strasser, Hepatologist, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney. Supported by Norgine Australia,Suite 3.01, Building A, 20 Rodborough Road, Frenchs Forest, NSW, 2086.Date of Preparation: June 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with A/Prof Tony Walton, Interventional Cardiologist, Alfred Health, Melbourne. Supported by Medtronic Australia, produced May 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Kelly Teagle, a GP in Canberra specialising in Women’s health. Produced by DrivetimeRadio with the support of Besins Healthcare, produced May 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof Alta Schutte, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of NSW, Sydney, speaks with Dr Sonali Gnanenthiran, Cardiologist, Sydney and Dr Sneha Wadhwani, GP, Sydney. Supported by Servier, and produced in May 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 153 we discuss; Micronutrients in early pregnancy, nutrition in ADHD, atopic dermatitis, generalised anxiety disorder, heart failure and weight loss. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, Sydney, speaks with Dr Lexi Frydenberg, Paediatrician, Victorian Children’s Clinic and Miriam Raleigh, Paediatric Dietician, Melbourne. Supported by Abbott and produced in March 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Deshan Sebaratnam, Dermatologist, Liverpool Hospital, NSW. Supported by Viatris Australia and produced in March 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Dr Denise Furness, functional geneticist, nutritionist, and researcher. Supported by Bayer and produced in February 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Brisbane, speaks with Prof David Kaye, Director of Cardiology, The Alfred Hospital, and Head of the Cardiology Division, The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. Supported by by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly. Produced February 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof Malcolm Hopwood speaks with Prof Ajeet Singh, Professor of Psychiatry, Geelong, Deakin University, Victoria. Supported by Servier, and produced in February 2023. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Catherine Bacus, Bariatric Doctor, Victoria . Supported by iNova Pharmaceutical and produced in December 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Dr Georgia Rigas, GP, Kogarah, Sydney, and Prof Malcolm Hopwood, Psychiatrist, Melbourne. Supported by iNova Pharmaceutical and produced in December 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Prof. Simon Roger, Professor of Kidney Medicine, Central Coast, NSW. Supported by Servier and produced in November 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Desmond Graham, Geriatrician/Aged Care Specialist, Sydney. This series is supported by Abbott, and produced in November 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 151 we discuss; Obesity, Type 2 diabetes, skin cancer, acne, fussy eating and sarcopenia. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Anita Sharma, GP, Brisbane, speaks with Prof. Jonathan Shaw, Head of Clinical Diabetes and Epidemiology at the Baker Institute, Melbourne. This podcast series is supported by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, in collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly. Produced September 2022.. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Dr Ryan De Cruz, Specialist Dermatologist, Southern Dermatology, Melbourne, VIC. This interview was supported by Viatris Pty Ltd. Produced September 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Leah Vandervliet, Accredited Practicing Dietician, Sydney. This interview was Supported by Abbott. Produced September 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney, speaks with Dr Desmond Graham, Geriatrician/Aged Care Specialist, Sydney. This interview was Supported by Abbott. Produced September 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Kirby White, GP, Bendigo, Victoria This interview was Supported iNova Pharmaceuticals. Produced August 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Saxon Smith, Dermatologist and Clinical Professor, The Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centre, Sydney. This interview was Supported iNova Pharmaceuticals. Produced August 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 150 we discuss; Menopause, Obesity, Ulcerative colitis, EoE, nutricional gaps in autism and hypertension management. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Kelly Teagle, GP specialising in Women’s health, Canberra. This interview was Supported by Besins. Produced July 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Kelly Teagle, GP specialising in Women’s health, Canberra. This interview was Supported by Besins. Produced July 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Prof. Markus Schlaich, Nephrologist and Hypertension Specialist, Royal Perth Hospital and University of Western Australia. This interview was supported by Medtronic Australasia. Produced June 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Brandon Baraty, Gastroenterologist, Sydney, This interview was supported by Dr Falk Pharma. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with A/Prof Rebecca Burgell, Gastroenterologist, Alfred Health, Melbourne, This interview was supported by Dr Falk Pharma. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Andrew Leech, GP, special interest in paediatric health, Perth This interview was supported by Abbott Nutrition . Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr. Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr. Vimal Chand, GP, St Marys, Sydney This interview was supported by This series is supported by iNova. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Dr Craig Wilson, Psychiatrist, Sydney. This interview was supported by Servier Laboratories, Hawthorn, VIC 3122. Produced February 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Chris McMahon, Sexual Health Physician, Sydney. This interview was supported by Lawley Pharmaceuticals Produced April 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Sandra luliano, University of Melbourne. This interview was supported by Dairy Australia Produced April 2022. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Prof. Rod Baber, Clinical Professor Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Neonatology, Sydney. This interview was produced in April 2022 and supported by Lawley Pharmaceuticals. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Rose King, Medical Practitioner, Sex Therapist, Author. This interview was produced in April 2022 and supported by Lawley Pharmaceuticals. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Andrew Leech, GP,Special interest in paediatric health, Perth This interview was supported by Abbott Nutrition and produced in March 2022 Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Bradley Wilsmore, Cardiologist, Electrophysiologist, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Dr Douglas Wilson, Psychiatrist, SA, and Andrew Watkins, Nurse Practitioner. This interview was supported by Lundbeck Australia Pty Ltd,1 Innovation Road, North Ryde NSW 2113,produced in December 2021. AU-REXU-0330. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Brad McKay speaks with Dr David Roy, Interventional Cardiologist, St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney. This interview was supported by Medtronic Australasia. Produced November 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof. Rod Baber speaks with A/Prof Deborah Bateson, Medical Director of Family Planning New South Wales. This interview was supported by Besins Healthcare. Produced November 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with The University of Sydney researchers; Prof. Kirsten Black (Central Clinical School), Prof. Parisa Aslani (Sydney Pharmacy School), and Dr Larisa Barnes (University Centre for Rural Health). This was proudly supported by Elevit, the pregnancy nutrition specialists. Produced October 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Kevin Lee, Endocrinologist, Melbourne. This interview was supported by Besins Healthcare. Produced September 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof. Malcolm Hopwood speaks with A/Prof. Ajeet Singh, Psychiatrist, Geelong, Victoria. Supported by Lundbeck Australia Pty Ltd, 1 Innovation Road, North Ryde, NSW 2113, Australia. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Matias Yudi, Structural and Interventional Cardiologist, Melbourne. This interview was supported by Medtronic Australasia, 2 Alma Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Geraldine Georgeou, Accredited Practicing Dietitian and Consultant Nutritionist, Sydney. This interview is supported by Abbott Nutrition. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Venu Bhamidi, Vascular Surgeon, Gold Coast University Hospital, and Dr Adrian Ling, Vascular Surgeon, The Royal Melbourne Hospital. This interview was supported by Medtronic Australasia, 2 Alma Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof. Rod Baber speaks with Prof, Ego Seeman, Endocrinologist, Austin Health, and Dr Ginni Mansberg, GP, Sydney. Supported by Amgen Australia, Level 7, 123 Epping Road, North Ryde NSW, 2113. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Prof. Philip Boyce, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry, The University of Sydney. This interview was organised in conjunction with Servier Laboratories, Hawthorn, VIC 3122. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Aminder Pal Singh, GP, Marangaroo, WA. This interview was organised in conjunction with Servier Laboratories, Hawthorn, VIC 3122. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Christian Girgis speaks with Prof. Robin Daly, Chair of Exercise and Ageing, the Institute of Physical Activity and Nutrition Research, Deakin University, Melbourne. This interview is supported by Abbott Nutrition. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In this special edition we discuss; Muscle, Osteosarcopenia and Type 2 Diabetes. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Christian Girgis speaks with Prof. Gustavo Duque, Professor of Medicine, University of Melbourne, Director of the Australian Institute for Musculoskeletal Science, AIMSS. This interview is supported by Abbott Nutrition. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Matthew Best and Dr Nik Stoyanov, Consultant Cardiologists, Perth Cardiovascular Institute. This interview was supported by Medtronic Australasia, 2 Alma Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 147 we discuss; CV disease, Osteoporosis and Mental Health. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Tom Paterson, Psychiatrist, Adelaide. Organised by Servier Laboratories, Hawthorn, VIC 3122. Date of approval April 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with A/Prof Natasha Smallwood, Consultant Respiratory Physician at Royal Melbourne and Alfred Hospital, and Prof Karen Willis, Social Scientist and Professor of Allied Health Research, Royal Melbourne Hospital, La Trobe University. This interview was not sponsored. Date of approval: May 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
In edition 146 we discuss; UTIs, Women's Health, Psoriasis, Atrial Fibrillation and Mental Health. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Jason Wu, Dermatologist, Brisbane. This interview was supported by Amgen Australia, 123 Epping Road, North Ryde, NSW 2113. AU-15233. Date of approval: April 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof Rod Baber speaks with Dr Anastasia Mihailidou, Senior Hospital Scientist, Royal North Shore Hospital. This interview was proudly organised by Servier. Date of approval: May 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof Rod Baber speaks with Dr Justin Vass, Consultant Urologist, Sydney North Shore. Supported by iNova Pharmaceuticals, 12 Help St, Chatswood, NSW 2067. Date of approval: April 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Prof Rod Baber speaks with Dr Sonia Davison, President of the Australasian Menopause Society. This interview was proudly organised by Besins. Date of approval: May 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.
Dr Ginni Mansberg speaks with Dr Stewart Healy, Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne. This interview was proudly organised by Medtronic. Date of approval: May 2021. Please go to our website (drivetimeradio.com.au) to access product information and reference lists.