Latest

Professional boundaries protect patients and doctors alike. But knowing where the line is — and recognising when it's at risk of blurring — is often harder in practice than in principle

In recent years, reported cases of delusions, psychosis, and even suicide related to AI chatbot use, has led to concerns about the risk that some patients may have to develop AI psychosis.

A new initiative has helped Victorian health service staff publish 57 open access papers while avoiding more than $345,000 in publication fees.

New data reveals the current landscape of endometriosis treatment in Australia

Australia is heading into a very strong El Niño this summer, and general practice is not ready for what that means. 

Motivational interviewing is a core GP consultation skill, but knowing the theory and using it in a ten-minute appointment are different challenges. This guide bridges the gap.

AI is revolutionising health care, but bias in medical AI risks reinforcing existing health inequity.

Understanding how seasonality and timing of birth interact is helping shape RSV immunisation strategies that better protect infants from severe disease.