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The National Lung Cancer Screening Program will begin in July 2025, with the hope that it will save lives by detecting cancer at an earlier and more treatable stage.
Politics has put abortion back on the ballot in the United States, as well as in Queensland and South Australia. InSight+ spoke to health care professionals about their concerns as reproductive health care is influenced by both politics and postcode.
Australia’s peak doctor groups are highly critical of aspects of the Scope of Practice Review.
50 years on from when the term was first coined, burnout continues to be a complicated and controversial phenomenon.
Researchers question whether social media is the root cause of rising youth self harm, or a conveniently simple scapegoat for a complex problem.
Many women are now choosing to self-collect their HPV (human papillomavirus) swab rather than having a physician take the sample. Insight+ spoke with a GP and a member of the original national self-screening committee about Priceline’s plans to offer self-screening on site.
The national Cardiovascular Health Leadership Research Forum: a new data-driven model placing research at the centre of improving patient outcomes.
Providing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents with accessible, culturally safe primary health care is vital in optimising the future health of Indigenous Australians.
A program that aims to fast-track international medical graduates into rural Australian placements is facing criticism for lacking detail and safeguards.
