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"I think medical care in the community has been forgotten.”

Nothing much is permanent. Any kind of organisation, from an empire to a membership association, can survive for decades or centuries, only to suddenly turn up its toes and die

Floods in coastal towns, fires in wetlands and ice loss in glaciers have all this year underscored the real and present dangers of a warmer globe

This article compiles a collection of frequently asked questions that microbiologists receive from general practice about lab reports

Once again, Simon Royal had fallen in at the deep end

Localities, once announced in the reforms, were quickly seen as the panacea for health inequities, but they remain poorly defined, Dr Davidson says

Localities, once announced in the reforms, were quickly seen as the panacea for health inequities, but they remain poorly defined, Dr Davidson says

It has got to the point that specialist GP Tim Malloy is so desperate to see ‘something done’ to fix understaffed rural health services, he would probably accept anything offered. After listening to the fears, hopes and dreams of rural health advocates, Zahra Shahtahmasebi gives them voice

Constant media saturation over the past two years has painted a catastrophic picture of COVID-19. Psychiatrist David Codyre explains that while this has been helpful in driving up immunisation rates, now that we are ‘learning to live with’ the virus, it is having unintended consequences

For someone charged with satisfying the greatest of expectations, Riana Manuel laughs a lot when she speaks