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Working towards a world free of cervical cancer

Working towards a world free of cervical cancer

Modern healthcare tools mean the world can be rid of cervical cancer in coming decades, but it will require a united effort from governments and international stakeholders, public health physician Associate Professor Julia Brotherton told newsGP.


Targeting hearing loss in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

Targeting hearing loss in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

In the third part of a series focusing on the coming third edition of the ‘National guide to a preventive health assessment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’, newsGP examines the health effects of hearing loss.


Overhaul of Practice Incentives Program delayed until May 2019

Overhaul of Practice Incentives Program delayed until May 2019

The RACGP has welcomed the delay of the Federal Government’s proposed Practice Incentives Program Quality Improvement Incentive, as an opportunity to ensure that it is designed correctly and works for general practice.


No support from RACGP for anti-vaccination views

No support from RACGP for anti-vaccination views

RACGP President Dr Bastian Seidel emphasises his support for vaccination programs delivered by specialist GPs.


Food security and nutrition in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

Food security and nutrition in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

In the second of a series focusing on the coming third edition of the ‘National guide to a preventive health assessment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’, newsGP examines the health effects of food insecurity.


Modifying cancer risk through diet

Modifying cancer risk through diet

Diet represents an increasingly significant risk factor for a variety of cancers, but it is a risk that patients can modify with help from their GPs.


Overcrowding leads to poorer health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Overcrowding leads to poorer health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

In the first of a series focusing on the coming third edition of the ‘National guide to a preventive health assessment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’, newsGP examines the effects of overcrowding on health outcomes.


RACGP President calls enhanced flu vaccines ‘a step in the right direction’

RACGP President calls enhanced flu vaccines ‘a step in the right direction’

Dr Bastian Seidel has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to provide stronger flu vaccines to Australians over the age of 65, but says more must be done to protect all patients ahead of this year’s flu season.


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.


Understanding the new HPV vaccine: What GPs need to know

Understanding the new HPV vaccine: What GPs need to know

Public health physician Associate Professor Julia Brotherton writes for newsGP about Australia’s new nonavalent HPV vaccine.


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