The Omicron variant may struggle to sustain community spread due to large vaccine rollouts and the Australian population’s improved antibody responses, write Stuart Turville, Anupriya Aggarwal, Anouschka Akerman and Vanessa Milogiannakis …
With upcoming World Pride events in Sydney, now is the perfect time to raise awareness and encourage vaccination against mpox, write James MacGibbon and Vincent Cornelisse …
The environmental impact of commonly used inhalation anaesthetic agents is significant, and it is up to anaesthetists to lead the way in implementing sustainable solutions, writes Yannick De Silva …
In an imperfect world, hard decisions and sacrifices must be made in order to maintain equity when it comes to allocating the finite resources of our health care system, writes Will Cairns
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the health system stretched and stretched and stretched. So did the people in it. We must resist the inevitable urge of funders and policy makers to assess that this was the true system capacity all along, writes Jillann Farmer
Despite increased expenditure on mental health care in Australia, the prevalence of mental health has remained stable, and the severity is increasing. Dynamic modelling provides insight into the complex factors at play, write Sebastian Rosenberg, Jo-An Occhipinti, Adam Skinner, Ian B Hickie …
Comprehensive modelling frameworks provide insight into the potential next steps for policymakers, health professionals, and society in our ongoing response to COVID-19, write Joshua Szanyi, Hassan Andrabi, and Tony Blakely …
An innovative new research project hopes to gain insight into the unique mental health challenges faced by Australian youth, write Louise Stone, Caitlin Pilbeam, Erin Walsh …
