
Curiosity to create a better vision

By Ara Jansen
GPs are reminded that tests for anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels should not be used as a predictor of the likelihood of natural conception.

A pay bump for doctors in WA’s public health system is on the way as the next phase of a three-year pay deal comes into play.

A patient was hospitalised with a torn oesophagus after using an unregulated peptide product containing eight times the normal level of semaglutide.

Western Australia has seen the biggest boost to its specialist doctor workforce as a result of the Expedited Specialist Pathway than any other state.

A second case of diphtheria has been confirmed in Perth, prompting a renewed vaccination push from WA Health.

GPs and immunisation experts have joined forces to call for a nationally consistent approach to RSV vaccinations as WA continues to lead the way on protecting infants from the virus.

The federal Department of Health has lowered its own performance target on the number of Australians to take part in Medicare covered GP visits.

Doctors no longer need specific accreditation to prescribe medications to treat hepatitis B and C.

A suite of measures to address safety concerns relating to the location of the new Women's and Babies Hospital have been announced, but the AMA (WA) has warned they are band aid solutions.

Medical graduates will soon be able to delay the payment of their registration fees as part of a pilot to lessen the impact of upfront costs.
