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    Tag: Evidence-based medicine

    Off-label JAK inhibitors or anti-TNF agents options for refractory generalised granuloma annulare: meta-analysis

    July 3, 2025

    Off-label treatments show high remission rates for generalised granuloma annulare, a new meta-analysis shows. Australia has no formal treatment guidelines for generalised granuloma annulare (GGA),…

    Stem-cell treatment for T1DM brings ‘real hope’ as patients achieve insulin independence

    July 1, 2025

    Ten people with type 1 diabetes have been “cured” in a phase II trial of a stem-cell treatment. A year after a one-time infusion to…

    A GP guide to managing gout

    June 28, 2025

    Gout is one of the most common inflammatory joint diseases and presents a significant burden for many people in Australia. There are several gaps between…

    Meet the ‘data thug’ fighting bad medicine before it kills

    June 23, 2025

    Find bad medical evidence before it kills people. That is the motto of the newly launched Medical Evidence Project. It was set up by the…

    A GP guide to follow-up care for children after preterm birth

    June 14, 2025

    Preterm birth, that is birth prior to 37 completed weeks’ gestation, is associated with more challenges to health, growth and child development compared with birth…

    The King’s Birthday honours: The amazing career of medicine’s Guardian of the Dead

    June 9, 2025

    Forty years ago, Emeritus Professor Roger Byard was working as a hospital pathology registrar with an interest in forensics when he was tasked with performing…

    Assess women for recurrent miscarriage after two pregnancy losses: new RANZCOG guideline

    May 22, 2025

    Women should be managed for recurrent miscarriage if they have had two pregnancy losses before 20 weeks’ gestation, even if the losses are not consecutive,…

    Tirzepatide reduces weight more than semaglutide in head-to-head trial of patients without diabetes

    May 12, 2025

    Tirzepatide leads to greater weight loss than semaglutide in adults with obesity but without type 2 diabetes, a head-to-head trial suggests. Published in the New…

    Retracted studies ‘contaminate’ 157 clinical practice guidelines, BMJ study finds

    April 30, 2025

    Every retracted study may influence the results of three systematic reviews, each of which subsequently infects three clinical practice guidelines, researchers warn. Writing in The…

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    Most non-interventional back pain treatments are useless: systematic review

    April 2, 2025

    Only 10% of non-interventional treatments for lower back pain are likely to provide any relief, and those effects are small, a systematic review has found.…

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