IVF does not affect child development: Study Research shows equal development and educational outcomes for IVF and spontaneously conceived children.
Chance of early flu season in 2023 With the pandemic causing unpredictable changes in influenza patterns, the Northern Hemisphere may provide insight on the months ahead.
Meat alternatives might not be so healthy New research shows most plant-based meat alternatives are high in sugar and low in fortified micronutrients.
Can boiled peanuts improve child allergies? A new Australian trial suggests the process can reduce allergic reactions, but there are doubts over its long-term application.
Antibiotics linked to inflammatory bowel disease Research shows a particularly high association between antibiotics and inflammatory bowel disease in mid-life and with repeated antibiotic courses.
GPs with double lives: Authors part 2 Dr Jacinta Halloran and Dr Leah Kaminsky discuss how writing not only provides a fulfilling alternate career but can be a form of self-care.
Is increased screen time impacting children’s emotional growth? New research shows an association between mobile devices and emotional dysregulation in children, with potentially long-term consequences.
Pharmacy prescribing will worsen antibiotic shortage: RACGP President The trimethoprim shortage is another reason why allowing pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics is problematic, Dr Nicole Higgins has warned.
Breakthrough in mRNA vaccines for melanoma Preliminary research shows personalised melanoma mRNA vaccines given with an immunotherapy drug reduce risk of death and recurrence.
Study reveals global burden of early T2DM The number of young people with type 2 diabetes has risen substantially in the past 30 years, research involving more than 200 countries shows.