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In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, Dr Kate Chesterman discusses umbilical hernias in children and adults, covering presentation, management, referral and surgery.

In this week's episode of GPnotebook TV, Dr @LisaDevineGP discusses a recent narrative review on the mechanisms, diagnosis and management of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease in adults. See the link in the comments to watch this video ⬇️.

In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, @rogerthedoctor focuses on nasopharyngeal carcinoma, looking at classification, clinical features, investigation, treatment, management, prognosis and post-treatment surveillance.

In this week's episode of GPnotebook TV, Dr @LisaDevineGP reviews a large cohort study linking 11 dietary patterns to weight gain and obesity risk during the menopause transition. See the link in the comments to watch on GPnotebook⬇️.

In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, Dr James Waldron is joined by Dr Rik Fijten to discuss hepatitis B, the third instalment in a hepatology series. They discuss opt-out emergency department testing, health inequalities and how primary care can help prevent liver cancer.

In this week's episode of GPnotebook TV, Dr @LisaDevineGP reviews a UK Biobank cohort study linking higher daytime light to lower dementia risk, with stronger benefits in evening chronotypes and apolipoprotein E ε4 carriers.

In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, @rogerthedoctor looks at how continuous glucose monitoring developed, where the technology is heading, what these advances mean for clinical practice, and the challenges for GPs as it becomes increasingly predictive and automated.

In this week's episode of GPnotebook TV, Dr @LisaDevineGP reviews the 12-month outcomes of a randomised trial evaluating the impact of nasal sprays and a web-based behavioural intervention on reducing respiratory tract infections in primary care.

In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, @rogerthedoctor discusses infectious mononucleosis. Here, he explores clinical presentation, diagnosis, management, and key advice about activity, recovery and complications. Episode link below ⬇️.

In this week's episode of GPnotebook TV, @LisaDevineGP reviews whether Australia's world-first legislation restricting under-16s from holding social media accounts changed adolescent use 3 months after implementation.

In this week's GPnotebook Podcast episode, @rogerthedoctor explores parasomnias, covering the key clinical features of the different types of parasomnia, and discusses practical approaches to their assessment, differential diagnosis and management. Episode link below ⬇️.