Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia and the Road Ahead
With VAD laws now active across all Australian states, clinicians face a new frontier in end-of-life care. This article explores access, ethics, AMA guidance, and the role of education.
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AMA is Calling to Unlock the Public Hospital Logjam
Australia’s public hospital system is facing critical pressure. The AMA proposes a $27.8B plan to reverse worsening delays, overcrowding, and burnout.
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A National Crisis: NDIS Fraud Reaches $6 Billion
As NDIS fraud escalates, healthcare professionals can play a vital role in early detection and prevention. Here’s how GPs can support patients at risk.
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RSV Infant Immunisation a Priority in 2025
With record RSV cases in infants, Australia’s dual immunisation strategy offers real hope. Learn how maternal vaccination and infant antibodies can prevent RSV hospitalisation.
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Will an $8.5 Billion Medicare Investment Make a Ripple?
The Albanese Government’s $8.5B Medicare plan expands bulk-billing incentives and aims to boost GP access while raising questions about viability for practices.
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The DRAW Program Showcases T2DM Remission
The DRAW program integrates cultural knowledge, shared medical visits, and real-time glucose monitoring to help First Nations women manage and even reverse T2DM.
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The First Case of Lung Transplantation for COVID‐19 in Australia
While most recover fully from COVID-19, some experience lasting lung damage. Explore the latest research on post-COVID fibrosis, treatment, and transplantation.
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The Carnivore Diet Conundrum
The carnivore diet is gaining popularity, but emerging evidence links it to severe hyperlipidaemia and metabolic risks. What should healthcare professionals watch for?
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How TABOO is Working to End Period Poverty
Period poverty remains a critical issue in Australia, impacting health and dignity. TABOO is tackling this challenge with education, advocacy, and free product distribution.
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The Global Impacts of a US Withdrawal from the WHO
With the US withdrawing from the WHO, global health coordination faces uncertainty. What does this mean for Australia’s disease preparedness, partnerships, and security?
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