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New standard provides up-to-date guidance on colonoscopy referral and care

New standard provides up-to-date guidance on colonoscopy referral and care

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s Colonoscopy clinical care standard is aimed at reducing unnecessary procedures and improving care at every stage of the process.


New cancer diagnoses have increased, but so have survival rates: AIHW report

New cancer diagnoses have increased, but so have survival rates: AIHW report

The Cancer Compendium web report, released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, shows cancer trends over time and points towards its direction in the future.


‘Sacrificial virgins’: Balancing freedom of speech and issues of public health

‘Sacrificial virgins’: Balancing freedom of speech and issues of public health

British broadcaster Joan Shenton may fail to gain a visa to support her anti-HPV vaccine documentary in Australia. Does this help the interests of the greater good, and how should GPs address any patient concerns raised by the film?


Women with diabetes more likely to get cancer, international study shows

Women with diabetes more likely to get cancer, international study shows

A global review involving almost 20 million people has shown that having diabetes significantly raises the risk of developing cancer, and for women the risk is even higher.


Australian researchers develop world-first blood test to detect melanoma early

Australian researchers develop world-first blood test to detect melanoma early

The world’s first blood test able to detect early stage melanoma has been developed by Edith Cowan University researchers.


Simple blood test to predict rare cancers

Simple blood test to predict rare cancers' likely spread

New Queensland University of Technology research has shed fresh light on how head and neck cancer spreads to other organs.


Update graphic images on cigarette packages to remind of health risks, experts say

Update graphic images on cigarette packages to remind of health risks, experts say

A new survey shows half of smokers do not know about all health problems associated with smoking. Cancer Council Victoria is now asking for an upgrade of the graphic images on cigarette packaging.


New online cancer survivorship course offers GPs a different way of learning

New online cancer survivorship course offers GPs a different way of learning

Professor Jon Emery talks to newsGP about an upcoming massive open online course about cancer survivorship in primary care.


Beating the bloat: The role of nutrition in managing IBS

Beating the bloat: The role of nutrition in managing IBS

Dietitian Rachael Bradford examines how diet and nutrition can effect symptoms related to irritable bowel syndrome.


Education portal designed to provide latest melanoma diagnoses and treatments

Education portal designed to provide latest melanoma diagnoses and treatments

Melanoma Institute Australia has launched a free e-learning portal to educate healthcare professionals about the latest advances in melanoma diagnosis and treatment to ensure best practice and equity of care for melanoma patients around the country.


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