31 Mar 2026
Vapes May Cause Cancer, But Experts Say More Research Needed
Australian researchers say e-cigarettes are likely to be carcinogenic, with evidence showing changes in cells of the mouth and lungs after vaping.
31 Mar 2026
MedLuma: New AI Tool Supports GPs at the Point of Care
A new medical-grade AI tool, MedLuma, has been launched in Australia to help GPs quickly access the latest clinical guidelines and research.
30 Mar 2026
Keytruda PBS Listing Expanded for More Cancer Patients
Pembrolizumab, sold as Keytruda, will now be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) for three new types of advanced and high-risk cancers, benefiting more than 10,000 patients.
30 Mar 2026
Men’s Health Needs More Focus Before Pregnancy
Men are often left out of the conversation when it comes to planning a pregnancy, according to a new international review.
27 Mar 2026
RACGP Says Urgent Care Clinics Should Stay GP-Led
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has rejected a call from the Australian College of Nursing (ACN) to let nurse practitioners (NPs) lead urgent care clinics (UCCs) on their own.
27 Mar 2026
DoHDA Sets 2026 Medicare and PBS Compliance Priorities
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing (DoHDA) has revealed the key areas it will monitor for compliance in 2026.
27 Mar 2026
GPs Trial Online Toolbox to Reduce Antibiotic Overuse
Australian GPs are testing a new online toolbox to help cut unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions and tackle antimicrobial resistance.
26 Mar 2026
GP Helps Lead Katherine Flood Response
Dr Karin Jodlowski-Tan, a GP new to Katherine, played a key role in managing the town’s biggest floods in 28 years.
26 Mar 2026
RACGP Seeks Insights on Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers
The RACGP is inviting members to share their experiences working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners.
26 Mar 2026
RACGP Wants GP Software to Include Social Health Checks
The RACGP says GP software needs an upgrade so doctors can track patients’ social and life situations from their very first visit. This includes loneliness, housing, finances, family support, and safety at home.