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Research and statistics on early diagnosis mark World Cancer Day

Research and statistics on early diagnosis mark World Cancer Day

GPs are told to consider laryngeal cancer in cases of persistent sore throat, while Cancer Australia has released new colorectal cancer statistics.


Calls for urgent action on obesity, undernutrition and climate change

Calls for urgent action on obesity, undernutrition and climate change

GPs are on the frontlines of the most significant threats to humanity.


Practice Experience Program has launched to support non-VR doctors

Practice Experience Program has launched to support non-VR doctors

The RACGP program is designed to provide non-vocationally registered doctors with the support they need to attain Fellowship.


Heat and health: 2018 was Australia’s third hottest year on record

Heat and health: 2018 was Australia’s third hottest year on record

As politicians argue over climate change policy, temperatures continue to rise – and GPs are at the forefront of treating people suffering the effects.


The defining moments of general practice in 2018: Part 2

The defining moments of general practice in 2018: Part 2

General practice has experienced considerable success in the past 12 months.


Australian-first program to help GPs work with patients with obesity

Australian-first program to help GPs work with patients with obesity

The Change Program has been rolled out to the 850 GPs in the Western Sydney Primary Health Network, with more areas coming next year.


New figures confirm positive outcomes for vaccine adherence

New figures confirm positive outcomes for vaccine adherence

The AIHW has released a series of factsheets on vaccine-preventable diseases, detailing impacts and rates of infection, hospitalisation and vaccination throughout the country.


Privacy and the National Cancer Screening Register

Privacy and the National Cancer Screening Register

The coming screening register raises some important questions regarding issues of patient privacy.


Rubella eliminated from Australia: WHO confirms

Rubella eliminated from Australia: WHO confirms

Rubella has officially been eliminated in Australia, sending ‘a powerful message that vaccinations work’.


Do behaviour-change techniques actually work in healthcare?

Do behaviour-change techniques actually work in healthcare?

Behaviour change expert Peter Bragge says telling GPs or patients what they need to do differently simply doesn’t work. Here’s what does.


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