A reader asks: “I have antinuclear antibody positive test results, with a titre reading in the two thousands. I’m confused about what this is an indicator of; can you advise me please?” Continue Reading
Neighbour’s tree leaves a real mess
Leaf litter from a neighbour’s tree is making a mess of a reader’s garden. Continue Reading
Losing Sleep Over Strange, Buzzing Din
The arrival of low-level noise provides a quandary for a sleepless reader. Continue Reading
Dr Claire Ralfs to present at Penelope Conference
Dr Claire Ralfs, Deputy CEO at Relationships Australia (SA), will present a keynote presentation at the inaugural Penelope Excellence User Group Conference, to be held in Adelaide on 3 November 2014.
PEACE now recruiting volunteers
PEACE Multicultural Services is currently recruiting volunteers to join our volunteer program. Continue Reading
Don’t Let Sleeping Dogs Lie on Backs
QUESTION:
My question is about my dog Hermes and sleep apnoea for dogs. Yes, don’t laugh, it is a serious question. Neutered and now 10-plus years old, Hermes is a Bichon-Maltese cross. Fully vaccinated, healthy and much loved. He lives indoors most of the day.
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Pressure Test
QUESTION:
Low blood pressure is never mentioned in health advice columns. What symptoms does this produce and how dangerous can it be? Continue Reading
Rudderless son has no ambition
A reader worries her adult son is an observer, not a participant in life. Continue Reading
Rapid HIV Testing: If you want it, let us know!
Rapid HIV testing, which can provide results in as little as 30 minutes, is currently offered in some states in Australia (e.g. Queensland, Victoria, ACT and New South Wales).
Rapid testing is now being considered for use in SA; however, before such testing becomes available, the government and the HIV Interagency Taskforce (HIT), led by Gay Men’s Health SA (a service of Relationships Australia South Australia), want to gauge the opinion of gay men and men who have sex with men (MSM) on this important topic.
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Ongoing pain
A reader responds to a Family Forum column from August: Trauma felt across generations. Continue Reading