COVID-19 and the heart: New studies provide an in-depth look Three recently published papers give more insight into the coronavirus’ impact on the heart – and what doctors can do to help.
RACGP CEO answers questions on exams, remuneration and more newsGP details the key moments from a recent extended Q&A with new college Chief Executive Officer Dr Matthew Miles.
Pete Evans slammed for ‘unacceptable’ comments about Dr Harry Nespolon The former celebrity chef seemed to suggest the recently deceased RACGP President did not know how to best treat his pancreatic cancer.
Mixed response to latest Solidarity trial COVID findings No therapeutics in the trial – including remdesivir – were found to affect on mortality or illness duration, but some say there is hope.
Cancer during COVID: Clinical implications and the GP’s role From screening and treatment options, to patient support and end-of-life conversations, GPs are integral.
Most patients have positive GP experiences: AIHW The majority of survey respondents said their GP listened carefully, spent enough time with them and showed respect for what they had to say.
Further setbacks in pursuit of COVID vaccine and ‘cure’ Two randomised controlled trials involving tens of thousands of people have been paused to investigate potential safety concerns.
More evidence links parental mental health to children’s outcomes Depression and anxiety in mums-to-be increases asthma risk in their kids, while parental mental health concerns raise the chance of premature birth.
Self-care a path to better health outcomes And GPs have a major role to play, according to a recently released policy blueprint.
CDC the latest to acknowledge COVID aerosol spread Unlike most parts of Australia, the US public health agency recommends the use of N95 or equivalent respirators when treating suspected cases.