Low pollen not always low risk: Study As research reveals marked differences in people’s pollen symptoms, ‘personalised forecasting’ can help patients understand risks.
Polypharmacy among almost two million Australians A new AIHW report reveals the number of people on multiple medications is expected to rise. How can GPs help mitigate the risks?
Pain more common in women under 55: Study It’s hoped the findings help GPs identify risk earlier and give patients ‘a better understanding before it becomes more entrenched’.
Patients’ hidden GLP-1 use sparks surgery safety warning As anaesthetists raise concerns about surgical risks linked to GLP-1s, GPs say open conversations about medication use are more important than ever.
Patients’ hidden GLP-1 use sparks surgery safety warning As anaesthetists raise concerns about surgical risks linked to GLP-1s, GPs say open…
Low pollen not always low risk: Study As research reveals marked differences in people’s pollen symptoms, &lsquo…
Telehealth firms accused of bypassing veterans’ regular GPs A ‘deeply concerning’ Four Corners investigation alleges providers are…
RACGP calls for formal recognition of GPs’ role in NDIS assessments In a submission on proposed changes, it says fully delegating this task to…
RACGP’s Foundation invests $654,000 in GP-led research It aims to translate research into better care for patients and communities, supporting projects on ageing, chronic disease, and AI.
In Practice: Hypertension drug discontinued The TGA has alerted doctors that two brands of diltiazem 360 mg controlled-release capsules are being discontinued in Australia.
‘Inspirational’ NT GPs honoured The Territory’s RACGP Awards celebrated the achievements of GPs and clinics, and their role in building the future of general practice.