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Long-sought point-of-care testing by GPs ‘inevitable’: Health Minister

Long-sought point-of-care testing by GPs ‘inevitable’: Health Minister

The goal of timely point-of-care testing in general practice is within reach after Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt described the step as ‘inevitable’ at GP18.


RACGP awards: Education and Training

RACGP awards: Education and Training

Dr Holly Deer and Dr Dan Epstein have been honoured in the 2018 RACGP awards.


RACGP awards: In Practice

RACGP awards: In Practice

Dr Bill Sands, Dr Stewart Jackson and Medeco Inala have been honoured in the 2018 RACGP awards.


Hidden impact of bleeding disorders

Hidden impact of bleeding disorders

This week is Bleeding Disorder Awareness Week. Haemophilia Foundation Australia is raising awareness about the inherited condition and its impact on the sufferers and their families.


Push for better food labels to reduce risk of anaphylaxis

Push for better food labels to reduce risk of anaphylaxis

Researchers want food labelling regulations tightened after their study found some people with food allergies had anaphylactic reactions to packaged foods.


Latest report shows continued positive results for Australian breast screening program

Latest report shows continued positive results for Australian breast screening program

The AIHW’s update on BreastScreen Australia has delivered positive news, showing participation rates of more than 50% and a significant decline in morbidity and mortality.


The science of immunisation: Dispelling vaccination myths

The science of immunisation: Dispelling vaccination myths

The Australian Academy of Science has joined with the Department of Health to launch a series of videos, articles and images to promote the benefits, safety and science of immunisation.


SA meningococcal B vaccination program to combat prevalence in the state

SA meningococcal B vaccination program to combat prevalence in the state

The South Australian Government has committed $31 million to protect babies and young children from the potentially deadly disease – which is more prevalent in SA than any other state.


Report shows significant growth in Australian health expenditure

Report shows significant growth in Australian health expenditure

Most of the increase in health spending, which has risen to more than $7400 per person, is driven by federal, state and territory governments.


Developing treatments and helping future generations through breast cancer trials

Developing treatments and helping future generations through breast cancer trials

Clinical trials can develop new treatments and help beat breast cancer, according to the Breast Cancer Trials organisation.


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