Functional dyspepsia is an upper gastrointestinal condition that affects up to 10% of all Australians. Managing functional dyspepsia can help reduce symptoms that can severely affect a patient’s health and wellbeing. In this video we hear Professor Nicholas Tally, the Pro Vice-Chancellor of the faculty of health Newcastle University, discuss the key factors in the management and diagnosis of functional dyspepsia.

Professor Mark Frydenberg from the department of Surgery, Monash University, discusses current evidence in the management of prostate cancer and some landmark findings from the 10th International Congress of Andrology (Melbourne February 2013), including evidence based use of the PSA and advances in prostate cancer management.

Despite the availability of safe and effective contraception there are still about 200,000 unplanned pregnancies every year in Australia. The mother may elect to keep the baby or not to become a parent and choose either abortion or adoption. Follow a discussion with Dr Mary Stewart of Family Planning NSW about how we can support a patient with an unplanned pregnancy. Part three of our Women's health series.

Many of our patients exercise with the support of fitness professionals in a variety of settings. For many patients with chronic disease these professionals support our efforts in lifestyle management. Listen to a discussion with Craig Knox from Fitness Australia, General Manager - Industry Development.

As GPs we all see patients who have anxiety disorder or depression during pregnancy. Once identified these patients benefit from early intervention which can include consultation with other health care professionals.

In looking after our patients who are pregnant it is important to identify those who have early signs of depression or anxiety disorder. There are a range of assessments we as GPs can use effectively and efficiently in our consultation which can make a difference to a mothers overall health.