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It’s easy to settle for convenience when it comes to healthcare. A quick visit to the nearest medical centre might seem sufficient for that seasonal cold or minor ailment. But what happens when something more serious occurs? That's when the difference between adequate and exceptional care becomes crystal clear.

At Walker Street Doctors, we understand that choosing the right contraception is a personal decision that depends on your lifestyle, health needs, and future plans. For our busy patients, long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods offer a convenient, highly effective "fit and forget" approach to birth control.

At Walker Street Doctors North Sydney, we've been leaders in providing exceptional men's health care for over 12 years. We understand that men often put their health on the back burner. Between career demands, family responsibilities, and busy social calendars, making time for preventative healthcare can fall to the bottom of the priority list. However, regular check-ups with a trusted GP who understands men's specific health needs are vital for maintaining optimal health and detecting potential issues before they become serious.

For many Australian men, talking about prostate health isn't exactly a favourite conversation topic. Yet, understanding prostate cancer screening could literally save your life. Let's break down what you need to know about PSA testing and prostate cancer screening

Starting your baby on solid foods is an exciting milestone, but it can also raise many questions - especially around food allergies. As GPs we want to share the latest evidence-based guidelines to help you navigate this important stage confidently.

If you’re aged 45 and over (or 30+ if you’re Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander), you’re eligible for a Medicare-rebated Heart Health Check and it could be one of the most important appointments you make this year.

At Walker Street Doctors, we believe women's health isn't a specialty—it's an essential part of comprehensive primary care. While dedicated women's health clinics continue to emerge across

Sydney, we offer something different: a team of 10 female GPs who expertly address women's health needs while maintaining the big-picture view of your overall wellbeing.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in Australia and the second most common cause of cancer-related death. However, with early detection and treatment, the survival rate for breast cancer is high. That's why it's so important for women to understand the screening process and their risk factors.

Great news for all Australians! The National Bowel Cancer Screening Program has lowered the eligible age for free screening from 50 to 45 years, starting July 1, 2024. This is a significant step forward in catching bowel cancer early when it is most treatable.

Looking for straight talk about PCOS? Walker Street Doctors in North Sydney offers real solutions and support that fits your life. No judgment, just genuine care.

If you're reading this, you might be wondering if those frustrating symptoms you're experiencing could be PCOS. Or maybe you've just been diagnosed and you're feeling a bit overwhelmed. Either way, we've got you.

Starting July 2025, Australia will launch a ground breaking national lung cancer screening program aimed at detecting lung cancer in its early stages, when treatment outcomes are significantly better. This important public health initiative will provide eligible individuals with access to regular CT scans at no out-of-pocket cost.
At the intersection of personalized healthcare and reproductive medicine stands Dr Kate Kelso, a dedicated GP with specialized expertise in fertility medicine. With her Masters in Fertility Medicine and a passion for helping individuals and couples navigate their unique fertility journeys, Dr Kelso provides comprehensive care that goes beyond standard medical consultation.

At Walker Street Doctors North Sydney, we understand that endometriosis affects every woman differently. Our experienced GPs provide comprehensive care that considers your unique symptoms, lifestyle, and health goals.

The flu vaccine is safe, free, and protects both you and your baby. Pregnant women are more vulnerable to severe influenza, but one quick vaccine can reduce your risk—and pass protective antibodies to your baby for their first six months of life. Here’s why we recommend it every pregnancy, at any stage.


Now available and free during pregnancy, the RSV vaccine Abrysvo® helps protect your baby from severe lung infections in their first six months of life. Learn why we recommend having it as close to 28 weeks as possible—and how one simple vaccine can offer powerful peace of mind.

Shingrix Immunisation: Protecting Against Shingles and Potentially Reducing Dementia Risk. Exciting News for Our Older Patients!

Did you know that the shingles vaccine sitting in our practice fridge could do more than just prevent a painful rash? Recent ground-breaking research suggests it might also help protect your brain health!

If you live with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, you already know how important it is to stay ahead of your health. What you might not know is that influenza can hit much harder and cause far more serious complications when you have diabetes.

At Walker Street Doctors North Sydney, we understand that our patients lead busy lives and sometimes need medical assistance while on the go. That's why we're excited to highlight our online service that makes managing your healthcare easier than ever - the HotDoc repeat script and referrals request feature!

At Walker Street Doctors, we've mastered the art of smooth 4-year-old check-ups after thousands of experiences with little patients. As healthcare providers who care for children as our "bread and butter" (and many of us as parents ourselves), we've learned exactly what works and what doesn't.

If you’ve been diagnosed with iron deficiency, you have options for treatment. One of those options is iron infusions, which can be administered safely and effectively in a general practice setting.

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