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A globe-trotting patient becomes a diagnostic challenge when a tick is discovered during an outback adventure.
Until we change systemic health care issues in remote communities and prioritise culturally safe health care, Indigenous children and young adults will continue to die from preventable heart disease, experts say.
A new study shows a significant proportion of Australian women experience heavy menstrual bleeding, with rates increasing as women age.
Doctors groups welcome the multibillion-dollar investment into Medicare but would like to see more investment into more complex general practitioner consults.
A new consensus statement on opioid agonist treatment (OAT) in custodial settings has been published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
With cases of Buruli ulcer increasing, the consensus statement provides up-to-date recommendations for clinicians who may encounter the disease.
With a federal budget and election looming, the federal government has pledged half a billion dollars towards women’s reproductive health.
As access to medicinal cannabis in Australia increases, so too does the risk of poisoning, especially in adolescents and small children.
The global scientific and medical community finds itself witnessing authoritarian acts in the United States. In the last few weeks, the Trump administration has ordered the United States Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to pause publications, recall research, and has moved to censor words including “LGBT” from government publications and research grant applications.
