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In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Public health

Practices continue to defect from bulk-billing

New policies will not reverse the trend away from bulk-billing, survey suggests…

By Lynnette Hoffman

Clinical Articles

Public health

10 tips and traps when managing allergic rhinitis

One of Australia’s few dedicated rhinologists shares his insights

By Dr Alisha Dorrigan

Clinical Articles

Immunology and allergy

Practical tips for acne management

Acne and its scarring impact quality of life and mental health, so effective, early treatment is crucial

By Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana

Clinical Articles

Dermatology

Does my treatment work? How major medical reviews can be ‘gold standard’ evidence, yet flawed

Medical decision-making is complex. There are often hundreds, if not thousands, of published studies that may impact how to manage your medical condition.

By Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz

Clinical Articles

Art of medicine

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Public health

Is loneliness really as damaging to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day?

Vivek Murthy, the US surgeon general, recently warned that “being socially disconnected” has a similar effect on mortality as smoking

By Prof Andrea Wigfield, Jan Gurung, Laura Makey

Clinical Articles

Public health

Pancreatic cancer: a personalised mRNA vaccine may boost effects of treatment

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer

By Prof Justin Stebbing

Clinical Articles

Evidence-based medicine

Multiple sclerosis: new evidence for the role of glandular fever virus

An estimated 2.8 million people around the world have multiple sclerosis

By Olivia Thomas

Clinical Articles

Public health

FDA’s approval of the world’s first vaccine against RSV will offer a new tool in an old fight – 4 questions answered

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the world’s first vaccine to prevent the respiratory infection RSV

By A/Prof Annette Regan

Clinical Articles

Evidence-based medicine

Medicare changes – We’ve been sold a pup!

Tripling the bulk-billing incentive made for good headlines, but will this and other budget measures actually be enough to create real change for either patients or doctors? Many GPs say the numbers just don't stack up

By Lynnette Hoffman

Clinical Articles

Public health

5 ways to build rapport with young people

Enaging with reluctant teens requires building trust, but consults can still be brief

By Andrew Fuller

Clinical Articles

Mental health

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In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

Practices continue to defect from bulk-billing

New policies will not reverse the trend away from bulk-billing, survey suggests…

10 tips and traps when managing allergic rhinitis

One of Australia’s few dedicated rhinologists shares his insights

Practical tips for acne management

Acne and its scarring impact quality of life and mental health, so effective, early treatment is crucial

Does my treatment work? How major medical reviews can be ‘gold standard’ evidence, yet flawed

Medical decision-making is complex. There are often hundreds, if not thousands, of published studies that may impact how to manage your medical condition.

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

Is loneliness really as damaging to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day?

Vivek Murthy, the US surgeon general, recently warned that “being socially disconnected” has a similar effect on mortality as smoking

Pancreatic cancer: a personalised mRNA vaccine may boost effects of treatment

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer

Multiple sclerosis: new evidence for the role of glandular fever virus

An estimated 2.8 million people around the world have multiple sclerosis

FDA’s approval of the world’s first vaccine against RSV will offer a new tool in an old fight – 4 questions answered

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the world’s first vaccine to prevent the respiratory infection RSV

Medicare changes – We’ve been sold a pup!

Tripling the bulk-billing incentive made for good headlines, but will this and other budget measures actually be enough to create real change for either patients or doctors? Many GPs say the numbers just don't stack up

5 ways to build rapport with young people

Enaging with reluctant teens requires building trust, but consults can still be brief

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Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

New policies will not reverse the trend away from bulk-billing, survey suggests…

One of Australia’s few dedicated rhinologists shares his insights

Acne and its scarring impact quality of life and mental health, so effective, early treatment is crucial

Medical decision-making is complex. There are often hundreds, if not thousands, of published studies that may impact how to manage your medical condition.

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

Vivek Murthy, the US surgeon general, recently warned that “being socially disconnected” has a similar effect on mortality as smoking

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer

An estimated 2.8 million people around the world have multiple sclerosis

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the world’s first vaccine to prevent the respiratory infection RSV

Tripling the bulk-billing incentive made for good headlines, but will this and other budget measures actually be enough to create real change for either patients or doctors? Many GPs say the numbers just don't stack up

Enaging with reluctant teens requires building trust, but consults can still be brief

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