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Richard Moore, Consultant General and Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 8862 0000



Address: 260 Cotham Road Kew 3101 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://pimshealth.com.au/richard-moore

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25.01.2022 Next Tuesday’s webinar: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/surgery-for-diabetes-obesit



24.01.2022 Please join us on Monday !

20.01.2022 Thankyou very much St. V’s ! We’re always available to see and reassure our patients :)

20.01.2022 As we endure the second phase, we STILL want to see you if you have symptoms of a- * breast lump * nipple discharge * lump under the armpit... * changes in the breast skin. #SocialDistancing #COVID19 precautions in place to keep YOU safe.



17.01.2022 VITAMIN D - AND THE BREAST: BREAST AWARENESS MONTH We've all heard of Vitamin D but how many of you are aware in the significant role that it plays in women's health and in particular breast cancer risk and treatment, both before and after the menopause ? Many newly diagnosed breast cancer patients are found to be deficient in this 'sunshine' vitamin. Perhaps that tiredness, weakness, or just feeling fed up may be due to low Vitamin D levels - especially if you are darker ...skinned or over 50, and avoid the sun in Australia. Darker skinned women over 50 don't covert sunshine into Vitamin D as easily as their lighter skinned sisters do, so they are much more at risk of Vitamin D Deficiency - and this is certainly something I noticed very frequently working as a Breast Surgeon with a highly diverse and cosmopolitan poulation of patients back in London. A deficiency of vitamin D has been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer, and there is growing evidence that it is of significant benefit to have healthy blood levels in breast cancer treatments. Vitamin D does act directly on the breast to keep breats tissue healthy by influencing breast cell growth. So please act to ensure that in Australia your Vitamin D levels are as normal as possible, especially if you are darker skinned, and discuss the importance of this vitamin with your specialist doctors. It may well be a very good idea to take some Vitamin D supplements. See more

13.01.2022 Delighted to now be starting with the PIMS group ! https://pimshealth.com.au/richard-moore/

13.01.2022 Thankyou The Spectator :)



08.01.2022 Having fun writing the interactive polling questions for my Oncoplastic Breast Surgery webinar on my birthday on Monday week ! Looking forward to a great discussion with my GP colleagues :)

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