Innovating for food security: race against hunger as world population rises
A growing global population and an ever-increasing demand for food means humanity needs to think of new ways of keeping us healthy.
A growing global population and an ever-increasing demand for food means humanity needs to think of new ways of keeping us healthy.
3D printing is already resulting in profound improvements in the quality of life for people with deformities, and it may one day bring significant advances to pharmaceuticals.
New guidelines are needed to enable organ donation from people who have participated in voluntary assisted dying to bring Australia in line with several other countries.
As Australia marks NAIDOC Week, the importance of translating Indigenous research into practice has been discussed at a recent conference.
New research published in the Medical Journal of Australia examines the barriers that patients face in accessing voluntary assisted dying, as well as the supports in place.
An interim report into the state of Australia’s dental health has been tabled in the Senate, renewing calls for the inclusion of dental care in Medicare.
New evidence-based clinical guidelines for opioid deprescribing have been published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Ahead of NAIDOC celebrations next week, we speak to Indigenous researchers and the CEO of an Aboriginal community-controlled health organisation about the importance of the celebration.
An escalation in the rhetoric over the Australian Government’s 60-day prescribing policy has led to calls for Australians to “find the facts”.