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The Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) is Australia's leading peer-reviewed general medical journal.
Virtual surgical planning has transformed jaw reconstruction. Now we need to prove it's worth paying for buff.ly/yoR2EMW
Four in 10 adults may be eligible to use GLP-1 RA treatment for obesity in Australia buff.ly/DEpt2EL
Nobody taught you this in medical school: the business of running a medical practice buff.ly/INgjaqS
🎧 Listen to the latest MJA podcast on GLP1-RA eligibility: buff.ly/vbIE8mH
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Young people are being exposed to gambling too early. Here’s what we…
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Roadmap to Support International Medical Graduates for Satisfying Rural General Practice Careers: buff.ly/uzsbqWq
The development of mRNA vaccines was watershed moment in vaccinology. How far can they take us? buff.ly/n1wQnAR
Unshrouding Social Determinants: A Case for Standardised Data in Australia's Health Information Ecosystem buff.ly/jNBskOl
Understanding CPD requirements for doctors: a practical guide buff.ly/g9FvTQ8
CPD Requirements for Doctors in Australia: A Practical Guide
How many CPD hours you need, which CPD home to choose, how to track your activities, what happens at audit, what to do if you fall short and more.
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Getting on the Same Page: Why Australia Needs a National Maternity Early Warning System Chart buff.ly/Ncl58es
Research Priority Setting Is Not Research: A Call for Ethical Clarity in Australia - read now in the MJA buff.ly/nQzBZCX
Many Australian women are struggling to access early medication abortion because of where they live 👉
Medication abortion access still limited by location, study finds
Many Australian women are struggling to access early medication abortion because of where they live, despite more GP’s offering the option.
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Gut feelings: understanding the psychological drivers of persistent gastrointestinal complaints 👉 buff.ly/Om2xqB0
Professor Fraser Brimms gives an update on the national lung cancer screening program on the MJA podcast🎧 buff.ly/HhKcVJb
Move, sleep, switch off: why the whole day matters for the health of young Australians Read more in InSight+ buff.ly/qjOqZdO
This week in InSight+ Women in England are at their highest risk of serious injury while giving birth since records began. In Australia, one in three women and birthing people experience birth trauma. Read more: buff.ly/4yFqfDL
Australia approved funding for genomic testing in blood cancers. So why do so many patients still have to pay out of pocket? Read more in InSight+ buff.ly/AHiiOut