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Geriatric medicine, Neurology

Clinical Articles

Mild cognitive impairment: Individualising screening and treatment

Half of patients with MCI develop dementia within five years — Here’s how we can help change that trajectory...

By Lynnette Hoffman, Dr Diem Pham

Evidence-based medicine

Clinical Articles

Ozempic, the ‘miracle drug,’ and the harmful idea of a future without fat

The headlines squeal with delight: Latest wonder drug will “cure” obesity.

By Fady Shanouda, Prof Michael Orsini

Public health

Clinical Articles

Looking for the spin lurking in medical research articles

Four key reasons for spin in research articles—and how to spot the signs

By Dr Thorlene Egerton

Public health

Clinical Articles

‘Regressive, unfair and unjust’ payroll tax on contractors

Dr Mukesh Haikerwal petitions Vic parliament, calls out premier's payroll tax on health

By Lynnette Hoffman

Travel medicine

Clinical Articles

Traveller’s diarrhoea: not your bog-standard advice…

When are just-in-case antibiotics justified, who’s most at risk (it may surprise you) and what you can recommend beyond basic hygiene advice…

By Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana

Women's health

Clinical Articles

More than 6,000 women told us what they wanted for their next pregnancy and birth. Here’s what they said

By Dr Hazel Keedle, Dr Daniella Susic, Prof Hannah Dahlen

Infectious diseases

Clinical Articles

Malaria cases on the rise

As international lockdowns start to feel like a memory of a bad dream

By Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana

Public health

Clinical Articles

Payroll tax: an own goal against universal healthcare

Ill-considered enforcement likely to reduce access to GPs and eviscerate Medicare…

By Lynnette Hoffman

Mental health

Clinical Articles

What we get wrong about self-esteem: It’s built through actions, not words

Self-esteem is the sense of value we have for ourselves. It’s how we perceive ourselves: whether we think we are worthy and competent, whether we think we belong, whether we like ourselves.

By Dr Simon Sherry

Women's health

Clinical Articles

How to treat candidiasis

Three quarters of women experience at least one episode of candidiasis in their lifetime, and for 5-10%

By Fiona Clark

Mental health

Clinical Articles

Why are our patients angry?

Anger is a common emotion in healthcare. It is important to remember that our underfunded healthcare system and workforce shortages impact both patients and GPs - and set us up for tension.

By Clinical Prof Leanne Rowe AM

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Transcranial magnetic stimulation – early research suggests new uses beyond depression

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, there has been more attention given to problems of mental ill-health including depression than ever before.

By Prof Paul B. Fitzgerald

Articles

Mild cognitive impairment: Individualising screening and treatment

Half of patients with MCI develop dementia within five years — Here’s how we can help change that trajectory...

Ozempic, the ‘miracle drug,’ and the harmful idea of a future without fat

The headlines squeal with delight: Latest wonder drug will “cure” obesity.

Looking for the spin lurking in medical research articles

Four key reasons for spin in research articles—and how to spot the signs

‘Regressive, unfair and unjust’ payroll tax on contractors

Dr Mukesh Haikerwal petitions Vic parliament, calls out premier's payroll tax on health

Traveller’s diarrhoea: not your bog-standard advice…

When are just-in-case antibiotics justified, who’s most at risk (it may surprise you) and what you can recommend beyond basic hygiene advice…

More than 6,000 women told us what they wanted for their next pregnancy and birth. Here’s what they said

Malaria cases on the rise

As international lockdowns start to feel like a memory of a bad dream

Payroll tax: an own goal against universal healthcare

Ill-considered enforcement likely to reduce access to GPs and eviscerate Medicare…

What we get wrong about self-esteem: It’s built through actions, not words

Self-esteem is the sense of value we have for ourselves. It’s how we perceive ourselves: whether we think we are worthy and competent, whether we think we belong, whether we like ourselves.

How to treat candidiasis

Three quarters of women experience at least one episode of candidiasis in their lifetime, and for 5-10%

Why are our patients angry?

Anger is a common emotion in healthcare. It is important to remember that our underfunded healthcare system and workforce shortages impact both patients and GPs - and set us up for tension.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation – early research suggests new uses beyond depression

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, there has been more attention given to problems of mental ill-health including depression than ever before.

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Half of patients with MCI develop dementia within five years — Here’s how we can help change that trajectory...

The headlines squeal with delight: Latest wonder drug will “cure” obesity.

Four key reasons for spin in research articles—and how to spot the signs

Dr Mukesh Haikerwal petitions Vic parliament, calls out premier's payroll tax on health

When are just-in-case antibiotics justified, who’s most at risk (it may surprise you) and what you can recommend beyond basic hygiene advice…

As international lockdowns start to feel like a memory of a bad dream

Ill-considered enforcement likely to reduce access to GPs and eviscerate Medicare…

Self-esteem is the sense of value we have for ourselves. It’s how we perceive ourselves: whether we think we are worthy and competent, whether we think we belong, whether we like ourselves.

Three quarters of women experience at least one episode of candidiasis in their lifetime, and for 5-10%

Anger is a common emotion in healthcare. It is important to remember that our underfunded healthcare system and workforce shortages impact both patients and GPs - and set us up for tension.

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, there has been more attention given to problems of mental ill-health including depression than ever before.

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