Cutting-edge cancer genomics saving lives
Australia is at the forefront of cutting-edge cancer genomics research, with DNA sequencing helping specialists make informed treatment decisions, write Amy McCart Reed, Tiffany Boughtwood and Peter Simpson.
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Australia is at the forefront of cutting-edge cancer genomics research, with DNA sequencing helping specialists make informed treatment decisions, write Amy McCart Reed, Tiffany Boughtwood and Peter Simpson.
Doctors must take a leadership role in urging governments to take stronger action on climate change, writes Dr Richard Yin.
Urgent action is required to address the systemic barriers deterring access to eye health care in Australia, write Dr Gifar Hassan and Clinical Professor Leanne Rowe AM.
Health services are increasingly being encouraged to reduce their carbon footprint.
New findings about the number of young Australians being diagnosed with cancer have been released, with one charity raising concerns about the increasing rate of bowel cancer.
As Australia and New Zealand mark ANZAC Day, InSight+ remembers the fate of the Australian nurses who died in the 1942 Bangka Island massacre.
Australian society cannot afford for general practice to collapse, writes Queensland GP Natasha Yates.
Vaping in Australian schools is becoming widespread, with some students taking up e-cigarettes because they are seeing their peers vape.
As ANZAC Day approaches, InSight+ explores life as a military doctor and the importance of this day to doctors in uniform.