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Final-year medical student Douglas Roche is concerned about Australia's newest medical school.
There are several traps to watch out for.
State and territory health ministers will work on a new national approach.
Treating the obesity crisis is one case where the lawmaker’s pen may carry more weight and power than the doctor...
Broad terms of reference.
Small study suggests patients find it convenient.
TGA follows European regulator's move.
We need to do more to reduce waste in medicine, writes GP Dr Richard Yin.
It is time for doctors who want this reform to stand up and have their voices heard, argues Dr Doug Gaze.
A Victorian-based doctor explains if assisted dying is legalised, the governement should qualify and register a...
Assisted dying legislation is likely to be introduced in Victorian Parliament within a month and here's what you...
With the new register shelved till the end of the year, Antony Scholefield analyses what went wrong for the telcecom...
A regular appointment when you’re healthy helps build trust with your GP, something which might be vitally important...
Students past and present share their thoughts on the challenges of an intensely competitive world.
Since its implemenatation, mandatory reporting of imparied colleagues has proven problematic.
We need to go easy on ourselves, and others, when things go wrong, writes Dr Jon Fogarty.
Taxing sugary drinks to tackle obesity would lead to a stronger economy, new research shows.
Psychiatrist Helen Schultz has a front row view of the dilemmas faced by mentally ill doctors and...
No time like the present for positive changes in healthcare, writes AMA president.
Surely we need to focus on the unforgiving nature of medical culture, says Dr Maxine Szramka.
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