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Re: Bone density From: Michael Rice (mcrice@gil.com.au) Fri Nov 29 21:29:50 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Larry Kincheloe: "Re: bone densitometry" Previous message: MBK80@aol.com: "Re: Bone density mafia" >Fortunately, you have your local Family Practice physicians who will be happy to >manage your patients' osteoporosis. Or better yet, to try and help them prevent it. And, for that matter, we would be happy to manage their cardiovascular risk, their breast cancer risk, their exercise patterns, diet and so on. Even their risk of gynaecological cancers, if they'll let us. BTW, how do specialists feel about seeing well women for routine smears etc? Is this a thrill or a chore for you? And do you see it as your responsibility to look also at BP, breasts, lipids and so on; or do you assume this is done elsewhere? Michael ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dr Michael Rice M.B.,B.S.,Dip R.A.C.O.G.,F.R.A.C.G.P. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ mcrice@gil.com.au General Practitioner -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lot 10, Samantha Road ph 07 5543 1873 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cedar Vale via Beaudesert, 4285 fx 07 5543 2537 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ or international +61 7 5543 xxxx as above ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Next message: Larry Kincheloe: "Re: bone densitometry" Previous message: MBK80@aol.com: "Re: Bone density mafia"

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