The race for an RSV vaccine is on
It puts millions of kids in hospital each year, but a maternal vaccine is on the horizon.
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Pay for performance: Is it on the way?
After a stop-start affair, the revamped PIP scheme is set to launch in August.
High Court backs abortion exclusion zones
Protesters don't have the right to a 'captive audience' of pregnant women, say judges.
Frog poison ‘natural therapy’ linked to Aussie woman’s death
A traditional Amazonian medicine is in the spotlight after a NSW practitioner went into cardiac arrest during the 'cleansing procedure'.
Bioterror threat: ‘A virus like smallpox can now be synthesised in an ordinary lab’
Alarmingly, once-extinct horsepox has been resurrected from DNA ordered online, says biosecurity expert.
A weighty balancing act
One size does not fit all in managing obesity after patients hit 60.
Off the cuff: Are we measuring BP incorrectly?
After 123 years, it might be time for a better blood pressure device.
International Women’s Day: We celebrate Australia’s pioneering doctors
Australian Doctor recalls the contributions of inspiring women in medicine.
GP’s crisis: ‘I lost my leg but I’m happy to be alive’
GP Craig Lilienthal didn't think heart surgery would lead to his leg being amputated, but says he's a better doctor for the experience.
Was ‘idiot’ politics to blame for Australia’s syphilis epidemic?
The Federal Government is finally addressing the outbreak, but not before the death of six newborns.
