Early intervention in autism
New autism research led by the Telethon Kids Institute and University of South Australia has backed the investment in early years’ intervention from an economic perspective. Read More...
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GP clinic closures
The RACGP has revealed that more than 60 GP practices have closed across Australia since 2019. Read More...
Medicare leaking $3 billion
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A helping hand for Ukraine
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Tucking into plastic surgery
Working in both emergency and aesthetic plastic surgery has given Dr Anh Nguyen balance and insight into the prejudices against the latter type of work. Read More...
Gene therapy changes the conversation
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A healthy garden
There is a reasonable body of research showing that having time in nature, be it a park, bushland or even the beach, is good for our physical and mental health. On a small scale, being in the garden can also be soothing. Read More...