Catching up on joint replacements after COVID-19
The number of elective knee, hip and shoulder replacements dipped during the COVID-19 pandemic – what are the flow-on effects?
The number of elective knee, hip and shoulder replacements dipped during the COVID-19 pandemic – what are the flow-on effects?
Insight+ explores the new COVID-19 subvariant FLiRT, vaccine efficacy and concerns about the new outbreak of avian flu in Australia with Director of Infectious Diseases at Mater Hospital, Associate Professor Paul Griffin.
A report into the UK’s infected blood scandal exposes shocking systemic failures.
The federal government will ban compounding pharmacies from producing replicas of popular diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic (Novo Nordisk) following an investigation that found a compounding racket had marketed and sold illegal replicas of the drug in Australia and the United States.
After years of rising numbers of silicosis cases, a federal government taskforce, and tireless calls for action, a national registry has been launched for occupational respiratory diseases.
The Medical Journal of Australia’s GP issue covers all things general practice, with several articles to help GPs navigate the landscape in 2024 and beyond.
Institution-led imposter syndrome is a major reason for the lack of women in medical leadership, according to one expert, and new approaches are needed to place the burden of change on institutions.
An unlikely connection has developed between Melbourne artist Jeffrey Kelson, who is receiving palliative care, and his art student, a palliative care physician.
As the cost of living crisis continues, more Australians are delaying their own health care due to cost, and the decline is affecting GP clinics.