Lack of awareness of Pathological Demand Avoidance in health and education systems leading to family breakdown, self-harm and trauma
Tenacity and optimism. These seem to be the two qualities that climate advocates have as they prepare to charge into the 30th United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP), COP30, from 10 – 21 November.
One in five engineered stone workers have high self-reported rates of asthma, even if they don’t have silicosis
Omega 3 supplements can improve pregnancy outcomes: and a new trial shows how routine screening and supplementation can be implemented.
Not all GPs are convinced the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Scheme will benefit their practice
Australia’s first evidence-based guidelines for male infertility will serve as a long overdue clinical aid to practitioners who provide fertility care to men.
The Trump administration and US Health Secretary RFK Jr have made several unscientific announcements about autism recently. After RFK Jr announced in April he would ‘find’ the cause of Autism by September, he then linked autism to the use of acetaminophen (Tylenol) by pregnant people, to vaccines, and even the cultural practice of circumcision. Why is autism receiving so much negative attention?
The phasing out of anaesthetic gasses with high climate impact is having a positive impact on health care’s carbon footprint
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare has resulted in a gap of understanding in how AI can best serve Indigenous people
