MJA Editor-in-Chief Professor Virginia Barbour shares what readers and authors can expect from the journal in 2026 Read more: buff.ly/KEBGqvA

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Valproate Prescribing for Female Adolescents and Management of the Associated Teratogenicity Risk ✍️ Briana Davis, Monica S. Cooper, Michael South, Jeremy L. Freeman, Emma Macdonald-Laurs 👉 buff.ly/6srav3v

🔔 NEW in the MJA Population-Based Melanoma Screening Using Integrated Risk Scores in Australia: A Narrative Review to Determine Readiness ✍️ Courtney K. Wallingford, Chloe Mighton, Tamara Dawson, Anne Cust, H. Peter Soyer, Yvonne Bombard, Tatiane Yanes, Aideen McInerney-Leo 👉 buff.ly/Q0JMWAc

🔔 This week in InSight+ How GPs can support patients living with complex trauma 👉 buff.ly/Faqr0wO

The launch of the National Cancer Data Framework marks a significant milestone in Australian cancer care, setting a new standard for how health data is integrated and used across the sector. Read more: buff.ly/phtQDLl

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia A match made in health care: can ethics and governance better support impactful implementation research? ✍️ Natalie Taylor, Zhicheng Li, Cathelijne van Kemenade, Jackie Curtis, Patrick Bolton 👉 buff.ly/HVTyrYR

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The Extent and Nature of Lived Experience Engagement in the Development of Australian Clinical Practice Guidelines, 2014–2025: A Scoping Review 👉 buff.ly/u6KbphM

MJA Editor-in-Chief Professor Virginia Barbour shares what readers and authors can expect from the journal in 2026 Read more: buff.ly/KEBGqvA

MJA Editor-in-Chief Professor Virginia Barbour shares what readers and authors can expect from the journal in 2026 Read more: buff.ly/KEBGqvA

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Interval Cancer Characteristics, Staging and Survival Among National Bowel Cancer Screening Program Participants, Western Australia, 2018 ✍️ Shantelle J. Smith, Rachael Moorin, Dagmawi Tadesse, Kathleen O'Connor, Thi Ninh Ha 👉 buff.ly/bNDy9fQ

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Interval Cancer Characteristics, Staging and Survival Among National Bowel Cancer Screening Program Participants, Western Australia, 2018 ✍️ Shantelle J. Smith, Rachael Moorin, Dagmawi Tadesse, Kathleen O'Connor, Thi Ninh Ha 👉 buff.ly/bNDy9fQ

New national data suggests the “average” dose of Medicare-subsidised mental health services is around five sessions per year — raising uncomfortable questions about whether publicly funded care is adequately dosed, relationally safe, and fit for purpose Read more: buff.ly/Aw3c6yk

🔔 This week in InSight+ How GPs can support patients living with complex trauma 👉 buff.ly/Faqr0wO

🔔 NEW in the MJA Population-Based Melanoma Screening Using Integrated Risk Scores in Australia: A Narrative Review to Determine Readiness ✍️ Courtney K. Wallingford, Chloe Mighton, Tamara Dawson, Anne Cust, H. Peter Soyer, Yvonne Bombard, Tatiane Yanes, Aideen McInerney-Leo 👉 buff.ly/Q0JMWAc

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia A match made in health care: can ethics and governance better support impactful implementation research? ✍️ Natalie Taylor, Zhicheng Li, Cathelijne van Kemenade, Jackie Curtis, Patrick Bolton 👉 buff.ly/HVTyrYR

The launch of the National Cancer Data Framework marks a significant milestone in Australian cancer care, setting a new standard for how health data is integrated and used across the sector. Read more: buff.ly/phtQDLl

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Valproate Prescribing for Female Adolescents and Management of the Associated Teratogenicity Risk ✍️ Briana Davis, Monica S. Cooper, Michael South, Jeremy L. Freeman, Emma Macdonald-Laurs 👉 buff.ly/6srav3v

🔔 This week in InSight+ Why we must invest now in digital health interventions for adolescents 👉 buff.ly/EI5UgRA

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The Extent and Nature of Lived Experience Engagement in the Development of Australian Clinical Practice Guidelines, 2014–2025: A Scoping Review 👉 buff.ly/u6KbphM

New national data suggests the “average” dose of Medicare-subsidised mental health services is around five sessions per year — raising uncomfortable questions about whether publicly funded care is adequately dosed, relationally safe, and fit for purpose Read more: buff.ly/Aw3c6yk

🔔 This week in InSight+ Hospitals secure federal funding, but health leaders look ahead to ballooning system Read more: buff.ly/LNsUeDA

Listen to the latest MJA podcast, where Dr Cathy Kezelman from The Blue Knot Foundation talks about complex trauma and how clinicians can help patients who are affected by it 🎧 buff.ly/tz8wALC

The latest MJA issue is out now! Available online at buff.ly/ueJXinW

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Adolescent Pregnancy Among Girls Known to Child Protection Services: An Australian Longitudinal Cohort Study Using Data Linkage ✍️ Oliver Watkeys, Kimberlie Dean, Kristin R. Laurens, Stacy Tzoumakis, Vaughan J. Carr, Melissa J. Green 👉 buff.ly/HlLeKr0

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Adolescent Pregnancy Among Girls Known to Child Protection Services: An Australian Longitudinal Cohort Study Using Data Linkage ✍️ Oliver Watkeys, Kimberlie Dean, Kristin R. Laurens, Stacy Tzoumakis, Vaughan J. Carr, Melissa J. Green 👉 buff.ly/HlLeKr0

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Specialty College Selection: Why Change is Critical to Support a Future Rural Workforce ✍️ Matthew R. McGrail, Jenny May AM, Katherine Logan 👉 buff.ly/HARAZCr

A stronger focus on prevention could help governments rein in health care and social spending Read more: buff.ly/CDTiE73

🔔 This week in InSight+ Vaping can help disadvantaged Australians quit smoking. What now for clinical practice? Read more: buff.ly/DsmNv8u

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Total Pancreatectomy and Islet Auto Transplantation in South Australia: A Preliminary Evaluation of a 10-Year Experience 👉 buff.ly/l8vTdYC

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Inequity Is Our Biggest Killer: Looking Upstream to Tackle the Burden of Disease in Australia ✍️ Saman Khalatbari-Soltani, Edward Jegasothy, Seye Abimbola, Anita van Zwieten 👉 buff.ly/CEgVg11

Patients in regional and remote Australia face major barriers to bleeding disorder diagnosis and management due to limited expertise, transport delays, and lack of specialised testing Read more: buff.ly/UmTgQBp

As climate change drives increased aeroallergen prevalence and more extreme weather, incidence of thunderstorm asthma could become more frequent and unpredictable. Read more: buff.ly/bTR5z94

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Diagnosing Acute Kava Dermopathy: A Case Report of a Characteristic Cutaneous Eruption ✍️ Ali Abid, Nicholas Allen, Abeer Hagelamin, Christopher Henderson, Artiene Tatian 👉 buff.ly/S3w5zMh

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The Influence of Managerialism on Medical Professionalism: Challenges, Risks and Future Directions ✍️ Evelyn He, Behnam Shaygi, Anousha Yazdabadi, Christen D. Barras, Paul M. Parizel, Hamed Asadi 👉 buff.ly/Y5YQdRc

Thyroid cancer survivors are becoming increasingly frustrated that they cannot access a drug that prevents kidney failure, despite it being approved by the TGA for nearly a year Read more: buff.ly/n5Ahjyz

This week in InSight+ Why estate and succession planning matter for medical professionals Read more: buff.ly/rvN4a95

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia MEDICAL EDUCATION: Localised Herpes Simplex Following Midline Laparotomy ✍️ Jessica S. Bulluss, Paul Chee, Matthew J. Verheyden 👉 buff.ly/lAIZjOO

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia MEDICAL EDUCATION: Localised Herpes Simplex Following Midline Laparotomy ✍️ Jessica S. Bulluss, Paul Chee, Matthew J. Verheyden 👉 buff.ly/lAIZjOO

🔔 This week in InSight+ Vaping can help disadvantaged Australians quit smoking. What now for clinical practice? Read more: buff.ly/DsmNv8u

Thyroid cancer survivors are becoming increasingly frustrated that they cannot access a drug that prevents kidney failure, despite it being approved by the TGA for nearly a year Read more: buff.ly/n5Ahjyz

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The Influence of Managerialism on Medical Professionalism: Challenges, Risks and Future Directions ✍️ Evelyn He, Behnam Shaygi, Anousha Yazdabadi, Christen D. Barras, Paul M. Parizel, Hamed Asadi 👉 buff.ly/Y5YQdRc

A stronger focus on prevention could help governments rein in health care and social spending Read more: buff.ly/CDTiE73

As climate change drives increased aeroallergen prevalence and more extreme weather, incidence of thunderstorm asthma could become more frequent and unpredictable. Read more: buff.ly/bTR5z94

Patients in regional and remote Australia face major barriers to bleeding disorder diagnosis and management due to limited expertise, transport delays, and lack of specialised testing Read more: buff.ly/UmTgQBp

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Inequity Is Our Biggest Killer: Looking Upstream to Tackle the Burden of Disease in Australia ✍️ Saman Khalatbari-Soltani, Edward Jegasothy, Seye Abimbola, Anita van Zwieten 👉 buff.ly/CEgVg11

The latest MJA issue is out now! Available online at buff.ly/ueJXinW

This week in InSight+ Why estate and succession planning matter for medical professionals Read more: buff.ly/rvN4a95

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Total Pancreatectomy and Islet Auto Transplantation in South Australia: A Preliminary Evaluation of a 10-Year Experience 👉 buff.ly/l8vTdYC

The MJA is pleased to announce a call for papers for a Special Collection on Indigenous Health, which will have a publishing run from NAIDOC week 2026 until the end of 2026. The call for papers runs from now until 31 March 2026. For more information, click here: buff.ly/NIeVy94

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Specialty College Selection: Why Change is Critical to Support a Future Rural Workforce ✍️ Matthew R. McGrail, Jenny May AM, Katherine Logan 👉 buff.ly/HARAZCr