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Evidence-based medicine

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New Alzheimer’s drug: what you need to know about donanemab’s promising trial results

American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly announced last week that it had seen

By Eleftheria Kodosaki

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Mild Cognitive Impairment often unrelated to dementia

60% of people with MCI will either stay the same or get better

By Fiona Clark

Neurology

Clinical Articles

Preventing strokes: Advice from a neurology specialist

TIA diagnosis, treatment and secondary prevention strategies…

By Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana

Public health

Clinical Articles

Budget breakdown: a no frills summary of the Medicare changes

The Australian Government has committed $101 billion in health spending in the federal budget. The biggest proportion ($5.7 billion) will go to strengthening Medicare

By Healthed

Public health

Clinical Articles

In brief: GLP-1 agonists & primary prevention; RSV vaccine; smart watch & heart failure

GLP-1s linked with fewer primary CVD events in older vets

By Healthed

Public health

Clinical Articles

A cancer centre is the latest victim of cyber attacks

t seems hardly a day goes by without another report of a cyber crime incident.

By Dr Mohiuddin Ahmed, Prof Paul Haskell-Dowland

Hormone, Sexual health, Women's health

Clinical Articles

Sex, libido and testosterone: how do you treat low libido and when is testosterone the answer?

Australia is the only country to have a licensed testosterone product for women, but prescribing it is still controversial

By Fiona Clark

Public health

Clinical Articles

RACGP fee controversy – Are your fees going up?

Many GPs are still assessing the impact of the means-tested fee hike. Here we break it down

By Healthed

Public health

Clinical Articles

In brief: Snapshots from the news

Cosmetic cowboy crackdown, Ozempic supply, Asthma medicine restrictions

By Lynnette Hoffman

Public health

Clinical Articles

Medicare billing is a problem but our research found many more GPs undercharge

Australia’s Medicare billing system is overly complicated, bureaucratic and not meeting the needs of a modern health service, potentially leaking billions of dollars. But claims this loss is mostly due to fraudulent billing practices by GPs are inaccurate

By Christopher Harrison, Joan Henderson, A/Prof Melissa Kang

Diet and nutrition

Clinical Articles

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

By Dr Rebecca Tinning

Diet and nutrition

Clinical Articles

Breath test for lactose intolerance still overused

Dietitian says the evidence for lactose breath testing doesn’t stack up, but many are still recommending it

By Lynnette Hoffman

Articles

New Alzheimer’s drug: what you need to know about donanemab’s promising trial results

American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly announced last week that it had seen

Mild Cognitive Impairment often unrelated to dementia

60% of people with MCI will either stay the same or get better

Preventing strokes: Advice from a neurology specialist

TIA diagnosis, treatment and secondary prevention strategies…

Budget breakdown: a no frills summary of the Medicare changes

The Australian Government has committed $101 billion in health spending in the federal budget. The biggest proportion ($5.7 billion) will go to strengthening Medicare

In brief: GLP-1 agonists & primary prevention; RSV vaccine; smart watch & heart failure

GLP-1s linked with fewer primary CVD events in older vets

A cancer centre is the latest victim of cyber attacks

t seems hardly a day goes by without another report of a cyber crime incident.

Sex, libido and testosterone: how do you treat low libido and when is testosterone the answer?

Australia is the only country to have a licensed testosterone product for women, but prescribing it is still controversial

RACGP fee controversy – Are your fees going up?

Many GPs are still assessing the impact of the means-tested fee hike. Here we break it down

In brief: Snapshots from the news

Cosmetic cowboy crackdown, Ozempic supply, Asthma medicine restrictions

Medicare billing is a problem but our research found many more GPs undercharge

Australia’s Medicare billing system is overly complicated, bureaucratic and not meeting the needs of a modern health service, potentially leaking billions of dollars. But claims this loss is mostly due to fraudulent billing practices by GPs are inaccurate

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

Breath test for lactose intolerance still overused

Dietitian says the evidence for lactose breath testing doesn’t stack up, but many are still recommending it

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American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly announced last week that it had seen

60% of people with MCI will either stay the same or get better

TIA diagnosis, treatment and secondary prevention strategies…

The Australian Government has committed $101 billion in health spending in the federal budget. The biggest proportion ($5.7 billion) will go to strengthening Medicare

GLP-1s linked with fewer primary CVD events in older vets

t seems hardly a day goes by without another report of a cyber crime incident.

Australia is the only country to have a licensed testosterone product for women, but prescribing it is still controversial

Many GPs are still assessing the impact of the means-tested fee hike. Here we break it down

Cosmetic cowboy crackdown, Ozempic supply, Asthma medicine restrictions

Australia’s Medicare billing system is overly complicated, bureaucratic and not meeting the needs of a modern health service, potentially leaking billions of dollars. But claims this loss is mostly due to fraudulent billing practices by GPs are inaccurate

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

Dietitian says the evidence for lactose breath testing doesn’t stack up, but many are still recommending it

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