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The Midlife Edit - with Dr White

Straight-talking advice on midlife women’s health, weight management and GLP-1s from a UK doctor. New post and podcast every Tuesday - the doctor’s appointment you wish you had every week.

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5 Steps Everyone Can Take in Midlife to Reduce Dementia Risk

Find out what you can do in midlife to reduce your chances of developing the commonest types of dementia in later life - Alzheimer's Disease and Vascular Dementia

What Your Doctor is Really Thinking #6: The Missing Information in Your Ferritin Lab Results

Inside the GP’s brain: first impressions, what not to miss, and what comes next.

What you need to know about thyroid blood tests (and why one abnormal reading doesn't necessarily mean you need treatment... yet)

Behind the scenes with your thyroid lab results - what they mean and how to interpret them

Back by Popular Demand - The Clinic is Open and I Want Your Questions!

Let's tackle some of this midlife mayhem together!

Know What Your Doctor is Really Thinking #5: What ‘Doing Well’ on GLP-1s actually looks like (and 4 losses you need to avoid)

The vital areas your prescriber won't ask you about

I'm overweight, I hardly eat anything, but I just can't shift it!

How to undo the years of damage dieting has done to your metabolism

4 Stressful Experiences in Medicine and the One That Finally Makes You Leave General Practice

The answer might surprise you.

Know What Your Doctor is Really Thinking #4: Night sweats at 59 - hormonal or something else?

Inside the GP’s brain: first impressions, what not to miss, and what comes next.

No Uterus... No Progesterone (Why This Isn't Always the Case)

Behind the scenes on why some types of progesterone can be useful even after hysterectomy

Know What Your Doctor is Really Thinking #3: Dear GP, Please refer this overweight lady to the dietician. (Dear Colleague, No - and here’s why)

Dear Colleague, No. And here’s why.