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Why do I begin here? I decided to start the CCL women's health series with the  menstrual cycle.  It is the most talked-about topic, yet still, it is the least clearly understood. Every month, millions of women experience it. It shapes energy levels, emotions, fertility, and even metabolism, yet most of us grow up learning only the surface details. In medicine, we call the body's normal ways of working "physiology," but in real life, it is a rhythm that influences how women 

Where learning medicine never stops, and always starts with understanding the basics. In every field of medicine, the most powerful lessons begin with a simple question: “How does the body work when everything goes right?” At  Continuous Clinical Learning (CCL) , we believe that to understand disease, we must first appreciate normal physiology —the nature of everyday systems that keep us alive, balanced, and human. Our approach is simple: Start with the basics.  We revisit ho

Continuous Clinical Learning is a collaborative learning platform founded by International Medical Graduates (IMGs) from Myanmar who are re-establishing their medical careers in Australia. Coming from diverse experiences in clinical practice, public health, health research, and humanitarian work, we share a common goal — to uphold the standards of safe, ethical, and patient-centred medical care. This blog documents our continuing journey of professional development as we prep