GPs could one day be offering patients the ‘holy grail’ test, which could detect the disease’s biomarkers up to two decades before symptoms appear.

Victorian GPs turned Parliament into a pop-up clinic, delivering check-ups for MPs while urging reform ahead of the State Election.

The pilot explored whether an app could help people with chronic pain track symptoms, test interventions and share insights.

It must expand to 30/50 during a Level 3 fuel security event, allowing GPs to provide care without triggering reviews, say the RACGP and AMA.

New evidence suggests chronic pain is a ‘hidden health crisis’ with a profound impact on patient and community wellbeing.

The study highlights a need for comprehensive national data that captures the experience of women presenting in primary care.

With registrations open from next week until 30 September, Australia’s health regulator is recommending GPs register early.

A proposal to share the information by default to My Health Record could ‘significantly’ improve patient safety, the college says.

With some shortages expected to last throughout 2026, how should GPs respond? Experts say it’s an opportunity to transition patients.

A new study is testing online treatment for a common and debilitating condition, aiming to improve health outcomes and access equity.

The new office shows a ‘clear commitment’ to the North and Far North Queensland communities, says the college’s Rural Chair.

A special meeting will assess the listing amid strong clinician advocacy – it comes just weeks after Zoladex access changes were revealed.

The college raises concerns around a potential lack of human oversight and review mechanisms for practice payment processes in reaction to new health legislation.

It follows a ‘massive uptick’ in unapproved peptide use that has concerned health regulators.

GPs have been asked to review their PBS dispensing patterns, as data suggests a gap between practice and clinical guidelines.

As PBS prescriptions surge, it will review whether the 2024 authority change has been effective in limiting GLP-1 use to its recommended population.

He says face-to-face consultations should remain, but one rural GP says the lack of telehealth options can ‘act as a barrier’.

A review of 477 notifications prompted the watchdog to update its social media guidance for GPs and clarify its regulatory approach.

Experts say it’s a crucial reminder for GPs to identify the condition as early as possible and not a ‘set and forget’ approach.

Who will lead the college for the next two years? Three GPs from across Australia are vying for the top job ahead of voting opening next month.