A Cochrane review says the efficacy of amyloid-targeting drugs is ‘trivial’. Two GPs say it’s a premature call.

While the national leader in transgender health has retired from general practice, her advocacy work will continue.

Rates of chronic pain are rising, and GPs have a key role in proactive intervention and coordinating care across disciplines, writes Dr Adele Stewart.

Cases of the bacterial disease in the Kimberley region have more than tripled in a short time, raising concern over vaccination rates.

Analysis of recent data shows an almost 30% drop in prescriptions, described as the ‘first real correction’ in the market.

This week, Four Corners delved into data showing huge variation in prescription rates, raising concerns about misdiagnosis – and missed diagnoses.

The RACGP has partnered with Sparked, an initiative to standardise communication across the health sector, writes Dr Rob Hosking.

From 15 May this year, eligibility for a free RSV vaccine will expand to those aged over 75 for the first time.

A Queensland program is helping patients avoid common challenges accessing specialist services, such as high costs, delays and deteriorating health.

A new generation of GPs came together in Far North Queensland last week to mark the start of life as RACGP Fellows.

With applications now open for the 2026 cohort, two past participants highlight the value of the RACGP’s Mentoring Program.   

An RACGP tour of regional Victoria has highlighted the ‘extraordinary work’ of general practices and their critical role in communities.

‘It is vital that access gaps do not overshadow quality care’, write Dr Ben Nash and Dr Morgan Rayner.

The RACGP has joined key primary care groups to highlight the crucial role of clinical supervisors in shaping the next generation of GPs.

Now open until 1 June, nominations are an opportunity for members to recognise peers going above and beyond for their communities.

With chronic pain impacting 20% of Australians, the group has called for it to be recognised as a national health priority.

Many Australians have been left confused about how SPF testing works and what to trust. Is simplifying the labelling a good idea?

GPs around the state are starting the task of immunising children against the flu with the newly available vaccine.

The RACGP has raised concerns about plans in NSW to allow pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives to women without seeing a GP.

The Federal Government has announced the number of places on offer for doctors to begin training as specialist GPs next year.