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24.01.2022 As the coronavirus pandemic spread, it was only a matter of time before scammers took advantage https://bit.ly/3pCeg35

23.01.2022 Rural general practice set for overhaul. http://ow.ly/kzlL50BHcXb

22.01.2022 A lot has been written about #sarscov2 and #COVID19, but we suspect this 'viralerotica' is the first to ask "what if a lady scientist trying to find a cure really wanted to have sex with the virus?" Our reporter has the recap: http://ow.ly/q86850BHfDS

21.01.2022 The handful of people who survived one of the worst medical disasters in history continue to wait and see the results of a battle they should never have had to fight.

20.01.2022 GPs urged to exclude possibility of undiagnosed #asthma in patients with #allergicrhinitis, as thunderstorm asthma season kicks off. http://ow.ly/Js0Z50BKtRg

16.01.2022 Queensland GP Dr Hamid Norouzi has won a Federal Court challenge against Professor Julie Quinlivan, director of the Professional Services Review Agency, over an order to repay Medicare almost half a million dollars. http://ow.ly/U4s050C9HLs

16.01.2022 TMR and @WildHealthAUS publisher Jeremy Knibbs gives a novice’s rundown of the 11 hottest medical tech companies right now, and what #COVID-19 has to do with their success. http://ow.ly/FoZs50BPCYV

15.01.2022 Amid the forest of hoo haa around last night’s game changer (read, election-winning) budget, Greg Hunt seems to have confirmed formally for the first time that telehealth is now a permanent fixture of Medicare.

12.01.2022 Twitter exploded with glee and schadenfreude this afternoon, as the news that President Donald Trump had tested positive for Covid-19 broke. Here is the best of the best... #TrumpHasCovid http://medicalrepublic.com.au/top-trumphascovid-tweets/35179

12.01.2022 Burnt out, turning to booze, quitting medicine - thousands of health workers have shared their experiences of #COVID19 in an ongoing, nation-wide study. The researchers shared their analysis of the first 5K results with Lydia Hales. http://ow.ly/7f0950BPEIv

11.01.2022 Have you ever wondered why you leave your ever-so-healthy lunch in the work fridge forgotten, but you have no trouble remembering exactly how many pieces of chocolate are left in your cupboard at home?

10.01.2022 Focus on the bunnies

09.01.2022 Last week’s webinar hosted by the RACGP sought to answer registrars’ questions about the recent exam failure and provide more details for the re-sit. http://ow.ly/KRpV50C9S7X

04.01.2022 The Department of Health has hit the brakes on returning training to the colleges next year in a shock move that appears to have taken the RACGP, ACRRM and regional training organisations by surprise. http://medicalrepublic.com.au/colleges-to-lose-contro/35208

04.01.2022 The proposed scheme would see GP training removed from the general practice workforce and could include trainees and their supervisors being remunerated by the government.

03.01.2022 Management of cardiovascular disease in general practice is suboptimal, with less than 60% of patients with established disease being prescribed guideline-recommended treatments. @theMJA #CVD #hearthealth http://ow.ly/aWO550BPC0o

03.01.2022 Gaping funding holes in Australia’s public health system are putting people at risk, but will the government do anything about it? http://ow.ly/jWd050BKtMz

03.01.2022 ACRRM’s board knew about the potential of software failure during the computer-based fellowship exams, with leaked emails proving the college was warned almost a year prior to the recent failure of the Multiple-Choice Question exam. http://ow.ly/hcck50C9I6K

02.01.2022 Health apps hold enormous promise, but currently have a large dropout rate. If apps are improved then patients may see significant benefits, says Gid MK; Health Nerd. http://ow.ly/3tYw50BPCBC

01.01.2022 New AIHW suicide and self-harm database shows surprising trends this year. http://ow.ly/cy1v50BG98d