Australian Health System Archives

Serena Williams, GLP-1s, and the Risk of Normalisation

Serena Williams’ admission of GLP-1 use post-pregnancy reframes weight loss drugs in public discourse—raising questions of access, safety, and clinical readiness.

Unpacking the CHOICE SPF Sunscreen Controversy

A consumer report has cast doubt on popular sunscreens, but the TGA urges confidence in Australia’s rigorous SPF testing standards. We explore the facts behind the claims.

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.

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?

Psychiatry: A Profession on the Brink

The NSW public psychiatry system is in crisis, with mass resignations exposing deep flaws in pay, staffing, and mental health care. What happens next could shape the future of psychiatric services across Australia.

Comply with Paracetamol Changes From February 1

This article explores the upcoming changes to paracetamol access in Australia, including pack size restrictions and blister packaging requirements. It discusses the implications for healthcare professionals, the importance of patient education, and the need for ongoing vigilance in minimizing paracetamol-related..