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High-risk sports supplements to be regulated as medicines

High-risk sports supplements to be regulated as medicines

The TGA will regulate supplements formulated to look like medicines with therapeutic claims from 30 November.


Free access to meningococcal B vaccination for high risk patients

Free access to meningococcal B vaccination for high risk patients

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants and people at risk of invasive meningococcal disease will be eligible under the NIP.


Survival improving via cancer screening – but participation low

Survival improving via cancer screening – but participation low

GPs are at the frontline to promote increased participation rates.


PIP payments for those affected by bushfire

PIP payments for those affected by bushfire

A number of measures have been implemented to support general practices and other healthcare services directly touched by bushfires.


Future-proofing the general practice workforce

Future-proofing the general practice workforce

The Practice Experience Program offers a number of benefits for non-vocationally registered doctors – and applications are now open.


Workforce Incentive Program: What will the new year bring?

Workforce Incentive Program: What will the new year bring?

newsGP summarises the changes to government workforce incentives coming into effect in 2020.


Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Council responds to criticism

Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Council responds to criticism

Chair Andrew Wilson said suggestions of delayed approvals are not new and Australia has one of ‘the fastest systems in the world’.


Department of Health tackles concern over PIP QI requirements

Department of Health tackles concern over PIP QI requirements

The DoH has issued a clarification regarding GP concerns over a perceived requirement for practices to develop their own data-extraction software.


Thousands to benefit from new PBS listings

Thousands to benefit from new PBS listings

Medicines to treat lung cancer, lymphoblastic and acute leukaemia, and chemotherapy-associated nausea will be available on the PBS from October.


‘Unexplained pharmaceuticals’ found in complementary and alternative medicines

‘Unexplained pharmaceuticals’ found in complementary and alternative medicines

Nearly half of the 135 complementary and alternative medicines tested by researchers had contaminants, including animal DNA and potential allergens.


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