Lexi Frydenberg

11/10/2025

11/10/2025

08/10/2025

Great opportunity -LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE!

Want to take part in a transformative program that bridges the gap between healthcare and inclusivity? Intake is now open for our Flying Fox Health Associated Training Program.

Become a skilled medic on Flying Fox programs, with a focus on the needs of people with disability. This is am incredible opportunity to enhance your skills, broaden your medical knowledge and make a positive impact.

Scan the QR code or head to the link in our bio for more info and to express interest!

01/10/2025

Posted • This Health Literacy month, we’ll be sharing tips and tricks to help you and your family navigate the health care system, advocate for your child and feel more confident in making health decisions.

⬇️ Let us know in the comments below what you find hard when dealing with family health concerns.

Follow for helpful tips, expert advice and the latest Kids Health Info resources.

01/10/2025

Posted • Today marks , an opportunity to raise awareness of urticaria across the world to help improve the lives of patients and to progress understanding among health professionals and the general public.

(commonly known as hives) occurs when mast cells (a type of immune cell) in the skin release chemicals, such as histamine. These chemicals cause small blood vessels in the skin to leak fluid, resulting in lumps/wheals forming. The chemicals can also make the skin around the wheal red and itchy.

There are allergic and non-allergic triggers for urticaria, and the severity of the condition can vary significantly. Some people might have only a few wheals on one part of their body, while others can have hundreds all over their body.

Learn more about the different types and causes of urticaria on our dedicated webpage: https://loom.ly/Ir2T1Ms

29/09/2025

For health professionals interested in Media & Medicine ACADEMY MEE WEBINAR
We’re excited to share a powerful and practical session with Dr Angela Kwong – a GP, medical educator, and founder of Enlighten Me, a stigma-free, evidence-based weight management program. In this webinar, “From Clinic to Camera: How Doctors Can Communicate Health Messages That Actually Land”, Angela unpacks how clinicians can translate complex medical information into clear, relatable messages that truly resonate. Drawing on her experience in national education campaigns and medical media, Angela offers insights into tackling sensitive topics with clarity and compassion – helping doctors connect more meaningfully with both patients and the public.

Guest speaker | Dr Angela Kwong
Topic | From Clinic to Camera: How Doctors Can Communicate Health Messages That Actually Land
Date | Wed 1st October at 7:30pm (AEST) (via zoom)
ENROL NOW| https://academymee.com/browse/from-clinic-to-camera-how-doctors-can-communicate-health-messages-that-actually-land/

21/09/2025

Loved doing a crossover show of this morning beautifully hosted by Dr Mal. Such a treat to have Dr Shane from Einstein a go go and Dr Bron from Radio Marinara join us in the studio. It is the last week of Radiothon so please consider subscribing at RRR.ORG.AU to help keep community radio alive. If you missed it - you can listen on demand on 3RRR app or here: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/radiotherapy/episodes/35294-radiotherapy-21-september-2025

20/09/2025

Posted • . Tune into the Rs this Sunday morning as our resident brainiacs from Radio Marinara, Radiotherapy and Einstein A Go-Go join forces for three hours of scientific power!

Bron, Dr Shane, Dr Mal and Dr Lexicon will  band together for an extra special Radiothon extravaganza from 9am-midday.

If you like your radio smart, then make sure you support it, by subscribing and donating to Triple R before 5pm this Wednesday 24 September at rrr.org.au!

15/09/2025

Spring is here and so is Hayfever !
Hay fever cannot be cured, but there are a number of ways you can improve the symptoms and give your child some relief.

02/09/2025

Posted • Asthma attacks can be scary. 😔

New research shows most parents feel confident managing their child’s asthma- but many aren’t using daily preventer medicines in an effective way. This “prevention gap” leaves kids more vulnerable than families realise, and leaves parents living with constant worry.

This Asthma Week (1–7 Sept) and beyond, we’re urging families to Attack Asthma before it attacks your child.

☑️ Talk to your doctor about preventers
📋 Update your child’s Asthma Action Plan
👀 Don’t dismiss symptoms like coughing or wheezing

Find out what else you can do to Attack Asthma and learn more about asthma by watching these videos https://www.rch.org.au/kidsinfo/fact_sheets/asthma-videos/