u/Federal_Jicama_1904

I'm a physician in training in Australia who is recently learning about peptides and biomarkers from my patients and nurses, it seems to be a very decisive topic - through my conversation I have noted lots of people (most notably post menopausal women) struggling with skin elasticity and vibrance - and a huge uptick in trend recently with copper peptides (given the craze).

I was wondering whether anyone has had any experience with how cu peptides have improved their skin from a qualitative perspective ?

From absorption point the data feels weak topically , there's some formulations from liposomal delivery standpoint - what are you taking, how do you know the formulation is robust and how are you currently monitoring ? Has this been effective for you?

Hey guys , currently a pgy 3 with a big interest in virtual care and hospital in the home pathways as a potential future specialty for me.

Due to the nature of work I'm now getting targetted ads for private blood test companies with AI generated dashboards and insights.

What do we think about these services such as imedical / iscreen , clarity labs and bloody good tests etc etc?

Is there a huge demand for this ? One side I feel like it may unclog the GPs who are churning out pathology referrals but otherwise it seems like the patients are paying private costs?

What do we think about this?