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Mental health patients make up 3.6% of all Australian ED presentations

Mental health patients make up 3.6% of all Australian ED presentations

A new Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report found close to 300,000 people who presented to Australian emergency departments did so due to an issue of mental health.


Women with breast cancer worse off in rural Australia, study shows

Women with breast cancer worse off in rural Australia, study shows

New research shows women with breast cancer in rural Australia have lower survival rates and different health outcomes than those living in the cities.


Managing malaria in Australia

Managing malaria in Australia

Travel to tropical and sub-tropical locations – where malaria is endemic – is Australians’ main risk factor for contracting the disease.


RACGP releases new genomic medicine guide for GPs

RACGP releases new genomic medicine guide for GPs

Genomic medicine is coming of age.


Rural and remote health still behind the cities: report

Rural and remote health still behind the cities: report

The health gulf between Australia’s well-served major cities and its rural and remote regions is still wide.


Tools for helping patients make better lifestyle choices

Tools for helping patients make better lifestyle choices

People are creatures of habit, and GPs have a key role to play helping patients tackle their harmful behaviours.


GPs vital in ongoing response to Australia’s natural disasters: RACGP President

GPs vital in ongoing response to Australia’s natural disasters: RACGP President

General practices in Victoria’s south-west, NSW’s south coast and Australia’s top end must be prepared to provide essential healthcare services following major natural disasters in recent days, RACGP President Dr Bastian Seidel has told newsGP.


When disaster strikes: Involving GPs in disaster management planning

When disaster strikes: Involving GPs in disaster management planning

GPs often play a limited role in healthcare planning processes for natural disasters, but Dr Penny Burns hopes her research will contribute to efforts to increase their voice.


Why telling people they could get sick in the future won

Why telling people they could get sick in the future won't persuade them to be healthy now

Everyone knows smoking, consuming too much sugar and drinking too much alcohol will harm our long-term health – but many of us do these things anyway. Why?


National Rural Health Commissioner talks rural generalism, national pathway

National Rural Health Commissioner talks rural generalism, national pathway

Professor Paul Worley talks to newsGP about the proposed national pathway for rural generalism, the collaboration between the RACGP and ACRRM, and the future of rural health in Australia.


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