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Childbirth outcomes in public hospitals significantly worse than private – study

The public system's 'midwifery model with obstetric rescue' is failing badly, expert says...

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How safe are the chemicals in sunscreen? A pharmacology expert explains

Last week, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) released its safety review of seven active ingredients commonly used in sunscreens.

Clinical Articles

Lung cancer screening program: practical tips for GPs

Respiratory and sleep physician provides practical tips for GPs

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Medicinal cannabis clampdown won’t curb unsafe prescribing

AHPRA is cracking down, but aggressive and misleading advertising are widespread...

Clinical Articles

Are chemicals to blame for cancer in young people? Here’s what the evidence says

Here’s what the evidence says…

Clinical Articles

Where do chatbots get their therapy advice

As more and more people spend time chatting with artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots such as ChatGPT, the topic of mental health has naturally emerged.

Podcasts

Resource allocation in healthcare: Prioritising function, prevention, and equity

In today’s podcast, Prof Velandai Srikanth discusses healthcare resource allocation, healthy ageing, and how prevention and quality care can help patients live not just longer, but better.

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Clinical Quiz: What is the outcome of utilising steristrips in this case?

A 61-year-old man with a history of obesity, chronic pain, lower leg oedema and T2D cuts his leg on a piece of sheet metal. The wound was cleaned and closed in the emergency department.

Podcasts

Winter virus preparations

Prof Paul Griffin provides an update on the viruses currently causing disease.

Podcasts

Current measles resurgence in Victoria, nationally and internationally

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

Clinical Articles

Slinda, Ryeqo now on the PBS

Hot on the heels of its $573 million women’s health funding pledge, three more medications  are now PBS-listed.

Podcasts

STIs – Common and Tricky Cases

Professor Jason Ong presents a series of case studies on STIs.

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Childbirth outcomes in public hospitals significantly worse than private – study

The public system's 'midwifery model with obstetric rescue' is failing badly, expert says...

How safe are the chemicals in sunscreen? A pharmacology expert explains

Last week, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) released its safety review of seven active ingredients commonly used in sunscreens.

Lung cancer screening program: practical tips for GPs

Respiratory and sleep physician provides practical tips for GPs

Medicinal cannabis clampdown won’t curb unsafe prescribing

AHPRA is cracking down, but aggressive and misleading advertising are widespread...

Are chemicals to blame for cancer in young people? Here’s what the evidence says

Here’s what the evidence says…

Where do chatbots get their therapy advice

As more and more people spend time chatting with artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots such as ChatGPT, the topic of mental health has naturally emerged.

Resource allocation in healthcare: Prioritising function, prevention, and equity

In today’s podcast, Prof Velandai Srikanth discusses healthcare resource allocation, healthy ageing, and how prevention and quality care can help patients live not just longer, but better.

Clinical Quiz: What is the outcome of utilising steristrips in this case?

A 61-year-old man with a history of obesity, chronic pain, lower leg oedema and T2D cuts his leg on a piece of sheet metal. The wound was cleaned and closed in the emergency department.

Winter virus preparations

Prof Paul Griffin provides an update on the viruses currently causing disease.

Current measles resurgence in Victoria, nationally and internationally

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

Slinda, Ryeqo now on the PBS

Hot on the heels of its $573 million women’s health funding pledge, three more medications  are now PBS-listed.

STIs – Common and Tricky Cases

Professor Jason Ong presents a series of case studies on STIs.

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The public system's 'midwifery model with obstetric rescue' is failing badly, expert says...

Last week, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) released its safety review of seven active ingredients commonly used in sunscreens.

Respiratory and sleep physician provides practical tips for GPs

AHPRA is cracking down, but aggressive and misleading advertising are widespread...

Here’s what the evidence says…

As more and more people spend time chatting with artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots such as ChatGPT, the topic of mental health has naturally emerged.

In today’s podcast, Prof Velandai Srikanth discusses healthcare resource allocation, healthy ageing, and how prevention and quality care can help patients live not just longer, but better.

A 61-year-old man with a history of obesity, chronic pain, lower leg oedema and T2D cuts his leg on a piece of sheet metal. The wound was cleaned and closed in the emergency department.

Prof Paul Griffin provides an update on the viruses currently causing disease.

In today’s podcast, Prof Nigel Crawford discusses the measles surge in Victoria, covering key updates, diagnosis, vaccination, and immunoglobulin use.

Hot on the heels of its $573 million women’s health funding pledge, three more medications are now PBS-listed.

Professor Jason Ong presents a series of case studies on STIs.

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Hot on the heels of its $573 million women’s health funding pledge, three more medications  are now PBS-listed.