Early detection key to pulmonary fibrosis GPs need to be alert to early signs of pulmonary fibrosis to enable better treatment and outcomes, says a respiratory expert.
More than four in 10 diabetes cases undiagnosed: Study New research in The Lancet suggests that while global diagnosis rates are improving, much remains to be done.
GPs ‘central’ to DNA screening uptake Researchers are campaigning for all-population DNA screening, and an RACGP expert agrees that GPs need to be involved for it to succeed.
Proposed SA abortion bill faces fierce pushback from GPs ‘A step in the wrong direction’ – RACGP leaders have slammed a proposed bill to restrict abortion access in South Australia.
Further push for pill testing rollout The RACGP is urging for expansion of the lifesaving services across Tasmania and South Australia, saying ‘it’s time to act’.
Celebrating a decade of collaboration and care RACGP Specific Interests Obesity Management’s 10-year anniversary comes at a pivotal time in obesity care in general practice.
GP training for IUD and birth control implants a ‘game-changer’ The reforms will provide greater choice to patients and give GPs access to higher rebates to insert and remove IUDs and birth control implants.
Women’s Health Week: check-in on new menopause MBS items The Government says its ‘landmark women’s health package’ is having a positive impact – but is enough being done to support GPs and patients?
Stigma silencing patients with hearing loss With 60% of those with hearing loss saying they have been laughed at, a study found stigma is stopping patients seeking help.
Guidelines stress GP role in liver disease care A consensus statement says GPs are ‘ideally placed’ to use guidelines for metabolic dysfunction‐associated fatty liver disease.