TGA doubles down on fake GLP-1 warnings Its testing of several imported products confirmed they contain no GLP-1 or any GLP-1 analogues, despite being labelled as such.
‘Landmark extension’ of cancer drugs on PBS Listings for nivolumab and ipilimumab have been expanded, with a single PBS listing now covering multiple cancers.
2026 flu vaccines ready to roll out A new factsheet has been released, providing practical advice for GPs administering this year’s influenza vaccines.
First 100 SA GPs complete ADHD training The graduates are now ready to diagnose and prescribe, with the trained GPs selected to target regions in greatest need of support.
‘Dramatic rise’ in SA’s future GP numbers More than 150 doctors have kicked off their general practice training in the state – a 35% increase from just one year ago.
Record-breaking growth in future GP numbers From 31 future GPs in the NT, to 56 in Tasmania and 359 in Queensland – the next generation of GPs has kicked off its training.
Free RSV vaccines for WA aged care residents An estimated 15,000 people are expected to get a subsidised Arexvy vaccine – a reform long advocated for by the RACGP.
RACGP backs Justice Reform Initiative The college is now a supporter organisation of the group, joining a broad spectrum of parties seeking to reform the justice system.
Study finds MHT not linked to increased risk of death It tracked 900,000 women for 14 years, but experts urge nuance when interpreting its results, saying key factors were not considered.
Future GPs to train in areas of greatest need From the Northern Territory to Murrumbidgee, 161 future GPs will spend time training in regions most in need of a healthcare boost.