4th December 2023, A/Prof Chee L Khoo Most of us are kind of vaccined out after 3+ years of the pandemic. Not another Covid-19 booster. Is it my 5th or 6th or more jab? When does all these end? Does it end at all? Do I need another booster? Well,Continue Reading
Healthfocus family practice will be closed from Friday 9th June to Sunday 18th June. We will re open on Monday 19th June 2023.Continue Reading
It’s been a long year and it’s been two years since the last diabetes update conference. I will be off to Stockholm, Sweden to attend the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) annual scientific meeting. This will be followed by the Berlin Marathon on that weekend. I mean,Continue Reading
Healthfocus family practice will be closed from: Friday 16th September 2022 and reopening from: Wednesday 5th October due to my study and conference commitments attending the European Diabetes Conference in Stockholm, Sweden. If you need to contact me, please send me an email practiceATkhoo.com.au or Whatsapp me on my mobileContinue Reading
We have all endured two and a half years of pandemic trauma and desperately need to return to our normal now. Healthfocus is closed from Friday 6th May to 17th May. We will reopen as normal on Wednesday 18th May 2022. There are many ways to contact us during thisContinue Reading
10th April 2021, Dr Chee L Khoo It’s as if the government hasn’t made the roll out messy enough. With the bombshell of the clot issue clouding the whole AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine, all of you will be utterly confused. The public statements issued by the government or the medical experts,Continue Reading
22nd July 2020, Dr Chee L Khoo It’s getting more and more scary. It’s getting more and more complicated. Advice and recommendations changes just about daily. Spare a thought for your family doctor. We have to keep up to date almost to the minute as to what to do ifContinue Reading
15th May 2020, Dr Chee L Khoo Please don’t ask me about the flu vaccine situation this year with the Covid-19 pandemic in the background. Totally mismanaged again by the government (from our end at least). We were first told in mid-March that it is super important to get yourContinue Reading
While the number of cases of coronavirus infection in Australia remains low, it is rapidly increasing. It is no longer confined to people returning from overseas or who have been in contact with someone known to have coronavirus. ANYONE with ANY symptoms of a flu (sore throat, runny nose, cough,Continue Reading