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For patients with amphetamine-type stimulant use disorder, prescription drugs used to treat ADHD may reduce stimulant use and craving, according to a review. Canadian researchers…
It seems there will be no season of goodwill and festive merriment in the town of Norseman this Christmas. The community has been torn apart…
US researchers say they may have uncovered a key cause of tinnitus, with findings showing the condition could be triggered by undetected auditory nerve loss.…
A nurse who manipulated nursing students into helping her steal 25 face masks and a handful of wipes for her overseas trip has been banned for 12 months and…
When a GP heard a 16-year-old girl’s symptoms of lethargy, fever and poor oral intake during a telehealth appointment, he thought it was likely glandular…
They are treasured by parents, but a leading GP has described baby health books as dingy, outdated and in need of a digital upgrade. Newly…
A woman posing as a psychologist who “treated” vulnerable patients and children at a clinic in Queensland has been fined $8500. When concerns were raised…
The UCAT assessment has been a rite of passage for generations of doctors. The following are UCAT-style questions created and supplied by MedEntry. × Welcome to…
Some doctors have begun charging fees for voluntary assisted dying care, raising concerns the cost could become prohibitive for “vulnerable” patients. It is taking at…
Stem cells injected into the brains of patients with secondary progressive MS appear to protect them against further deterioration, a small study shows. Over a…
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