General Practice Research Review Issue 122
In this issue:
Use of dermoscopy to classify acne severity
The use of bacterial extracts to treat acne
The value of topical retinoids in acne lesion reduction and acne scar repair
A scoping review of GPs managing isotretinoin prescribing
What the Canadian Family Physician thought were the 10 most relevant articles in 2025
A survey about the value of telephone triage
Does calciprotectin help in managing childhood abdominal pain?
A Canadian approach to managing the health impacts of major wildfires
Clinical reasons for prescribing antibiotics including acne in Danish general practice
A review of non-infectious diarrhoea diagnosis and management
Expert contributor
Professor Gerard Gill
Professor Gill graduated in medicine from the University of Tasmania in 1975 and after internship at the Royal Hobart Hospital, and further hospital experience at Geelong Hospital and in the Rotating Residency Program in Melbourne, entered general practice in the northern suburbs of Launceston in 1980. While in practice he gained a Diploma in Obstetrics, […]
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