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Adolescents must be involved in the development of digital health care initiatives if they are to be engaging and effective.
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) prevalence has surged by almost 70% in five years, putting thousands of women and their babies at risk of future health complications. Of particular concern is the Northern Territory, which has almost tripled its incidence of GDM, while Victoria has doubled its incidence.
As Menzies School of Health Research (Menzies) marks its 40th anniversary in 2025, the release of the Menzies Collection in the Medical Journal of Australia provides a timely reflection on four decades of impactful health research across northern Australia and the Asia–Pacific, particularly in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
Antidepressants are being overprescribed, but there is limited guidance for general practitioners or their patients when it comes to stopping the medication.
Late last year, an AI-generated video faked the image of a well known endocrinologist and spread dangerous medical advice on Facebook. InSight+ spoke to industry professionals about the effect these fakes have on health and trust.
A new Cochrane review examines the latest evidence on stem cell injections for knee osteoarthritis — a debilitating condition that affects over 2 million Australians and costs the health system more than $4 billion each year. The findings highlight how much uncertainty remains around the potential benefits of this increasingly popular treatment option.
The updated guidelines for osteoporosis management and fracture prevention are an evidence‐based pragmatic tool designed to support general practitioners in the treatment and management of at-risk patients.
Cost-of-living pressures dominate public priorities and major policy focus this election, along with a strong undercurrent of political unease from the United States. As voters appear to be searching for a reassuring alternative to global issues, health care is once again a critical bargaining chip, with the three major parties going all in.
After six years, the Therapeutic Guidelines have released an “unprecedented” update to the antibiotic guidelines, covering several infections commonly treated in primary care.
