The incidence of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH)

in some Asian countries is far higher than in Australia, (eg 1:6000 as per the Filipino Newborn Screening Pro-gram). For many families in low and middle-income countries in Asia resources are limited, affordable and reliable access to essential medicines is problematic, and families living remotely are required to travel long dis-tances for medical care [1]. CAH is associated with sig-nificant physical & psychosocial consequences for affected children & their families where treatment is suboptimal, so there are important equity implications for the global CAH and paediatric endocrinology com-munities to consider. Health education is an integral component of health care in any setting. “CAHPepTalk ” is an educational resource that was developed initially for CAH families i