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New roadmap for treatment of acute pancreatitis

New roadmap for treatment of acute pancreatitis

Experts hope the research will change the mindset of clinicians to better target treatment strategies.


Is there hidden trauma behind strict drug laws?

Is there hidden trauma behind strict drug laws?

Dr Hester Wilson raises concerns over the ‘drugs are bad’ mentality, when there is a proven harm-minimisation approach.


Self-reporting and close monitoring of alcohol use for older patients

Self-reporting and close monitoring of alcohol use for older patients

Older people may be unaware of the potential risks when combining alcohol and commonly prescribed medications, according to new study findings.


Alcohol use stable, decline in smoking rates: AIHW

Alcohol use stable, decline in smoking rates: AIHW

A new report shows alcohol and cannabis use is steady, while smoking rates are falling.


Mundipharma fined for misleading advertising of opioids

Mundipharma fined for misleading advertising of opioids

The international affiliate of Purdue Pharma was issued 24 infringement notices by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.


New patient guide aims to reduce opioid harms

New patient guide aims to reduce opioid harms

A lack of information regarding opioid use after hospital discharge can be dangerous for some patients, but a new guide aims to close that gap.


RACGP to upskill GPs in harm minimisation and AOD use

RACGP to upskill GPs in harm minimisation and AOD use

A new education program is designed to help GPs develop skills in addressing alcohol and other drug use in their communities.


Smoking costs Australia close to $137 billion

Smoking costs Australia close to $137 billion

That is up from $31.5 billion in 2004–05.


When your job is to listen – not to fix

When your job is to listen – not to fix

When a young acquaintance asked to meet in a park, Dr Hester Wilson was surprised. But there was a reason.


Are drugs or poor health the largest barrier to getting off welfare?

Are drugs or poor health the largest barrier to getting off welfare?

Federal Government plans to drug test welfare recipients and expand the use of cashless cards come as a new report links good health with the ability to find and keep work.


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