Chronic fatigue syndrome is notoriously difficult to diagnose,but a new computer-assisted model can predict it with 85 per cent accuracy.
Everything changed in 2020. Millions of Australians found themselves stuck inside – just as an ecosystem of ADHD content creators was flourishing on social media.
It is clear that cosmetic injectables businesses have galloped ahead of regulators. It’s time to put the patients back in focus.
Advertising regulations prohibit the use of terms such as wrinkle-reducing injections or colloquial names such as “tox” or “Brotox”. Many industry players advertise regardless.
Australia’s booming $4 billion injectables market is driven by doctors issuing scripts via telehealth in consults that sometimes last under one minute. Critics warn patient safety may be at risk.
Scientists are using machine learning to find new treatments among thousands of old medicines.
Labor will throw everything at health as it resuscitates its Mediscare campaign. And Dutton will turn old political dynamics on their head to stay in the game.
Australians pay some of the lowest medicine prices in the world for a reason:our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Here’s how it works and why it’s being threatened.
Labor will bring the patient co-payment for subsidised medicines down to $25 from $31.60 as it wages an election battle over healthcare.
US medical giants say Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme is an “egregious and discriminatory” program that Trump should target in the next wave of tariffs.