🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia An autoethnographic critique of a past report of inpatient psychiatric treatment for gender diverse children buff.ly/VYbd4yW

This week in InSight+ Embedding specialist geriatricians directly into the emergency department can help identify older adults who can be managed safely outside of an acute hospital stay. Read more: buff.ly/AgZc4Zh

Protecting and advancing gender equity, diversity, and inclusion in healthcare leadership is not only a moral imperative — it is essential for our workforce and systems, write Professor Helena Teede, Dr Belinda Garth and Dr Wafa El-Adhami Read more: buff.ly/azUuPja

In recognition of the important intersections between gender, health and wellbeing, the Medical Journal of Australia has dedicated a special issue to the topic of gender and health. Read more: buff.ly/It5eqk9

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Cass Review does not guide care for trans young people 👉 buff.ly/IvTKC3y

In light of the National Climate Risk Assessment, surely our governments have a responsibility to address Australia’s contribution to climate change, writes Professor Nicholas J. Talley buff.ly/cUT5ZHH

In recognition of the important intersections between gender, health and wellbeing, the Medical Journal of Australia has dedicated a special issue to the topic of gender and health. Read more: buff.ly/It5eqk9

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia An autoethnographic critique of a past report of inpatient psychiatric treatment for gender diverse children buff.ly/VYbd4yW

Protecting and advancing gender equity, diversity, and inclusion in healthcare leadership is not only a moral imperative — it is essential for our workforce and systems, write Professor Helena Teede, Dr Belinda Garth and Dr Wafa El-Adhami Read more: buff.ly/azUuPja

The MJA special issue on gender and health is out now! Available online at buff.ly/3f7UnqS Featuring research and perspectives on trans health, reproductive health and heart health

Jayne McFadyen and colleagues' critique of a past report of inpatient psychiatric treatment for gender diverse children provides an essential element of evidence‐based medicine - the patient's voice Read the research: buff.ly/VYbd4yW ABC article: buff.ly/vUBCwA7 7:30 report:

NEW in InSight+ University of Technology Sydney plans to cut public health at the worst possible time, writes Associate Professor Daniel Demant Read more: buff.ly/iNituWK

It’s OK to use paracetamol in pregnancy. Here’s what the science says about the link with autism buff.ly/ZnosjLn

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The forgotten pandemic: Hong Kong influenza in Australia (1968–1970) ✍️ Matthew Brown, Alan W Hampson and John Gerrard buff.ly/Jrr30EL

This week in InSight+ A new online blood pressure calculator could help overcome the inadequacies of hypertension treatment in Australia. Read more: buff.ly/67UpZaR

It’s OK to use paracetamol in pregnancy. Here’s what the science says about the link with autism buff.ly/ZnosjLn

This week in InSight+ Dr Maria Li discusses how casual interactions online, such as comments and DMs, still carry professional risk for doctors Read more: buff.ly/Y2gWZwh

This week in InSight+ Professor Steve Robson reports on the Public Health Association of Australia’s annual meeting, which brought together speakers with diverse viewpoints and perspectives on the seemingly intractable problem of preventive health in Australia Read more: buff.ly/u0mruB6

NEW in InSight+ University of Technology Sydney plans to cut public health at the worst possible time, writes Associate Professor Daniel Demant Read more: buff.ly/iNituWK

This week in InSight+ Dr Maria Li discusses how casual interactions online, such as comments and DMs, still carry professional risk for doctors Read more: buff.ly/Y2gWZwh

This week in InSight+ Professor Steve Robson reports on the Public Health Association of Australia’s annual meeting, which brought together speakers with diverse viewpoints and perspectives on the seemingly intractable problem of preventive health in Australia Read more: buff.ly/u0mruB6

This week in InSight+ A new online blood pressure calculator could help overcome the inadequacies of hypertension treatment in Australia. Read more: buff.ly/67UpZaR

Listen to the latest MJA podcast, as Dr John Gerrard discusses the Hong Kong Flu of 1968-1970 🎧 buff.ly/HySyx2W

Listen to the latest MJA podcast, as Dr John Gerrard discusses the Hong Kong Flu of 1968-1970 🎧 buff.ly/HySyx2W

Today the ABC has a story on 'the forgotten pandemic' - the Hong Kong Flu: buff.ly/Nci6N9i You can read more about the Hong Kong Flu in the medical history published today in the MJA: buff.ly/5HuHvGl And listen to the MJA podcast with author Dr John Gerrard: buff.ly/HySyx2W

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The forgotten pandemic: Hong Kong influenza in Australia (1968–1970) ✍️ Matthew Brown, Alan W Hampson and John Gerrard buff.ly/Jrr30EL

Older Australians collect an average of 31 PBS scripts a year – new research buff.ly/fZNZdqR

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Values in health and health care for Indigenous people globally: an umbrella review ✍️ Lynda J Coe, Yvonne Dimitropoulos, Kiri Mealings, Dylan Barnes and Catherine M McMahon buff.ly/p0M4YCS

🔔 New in InSight+ An Australian MD, and a mycologist, have been the first to publish a study on Wood-lover’s Paralysis, a rare toxidrome associated with ingesting species of ‘magic mushrooms.’ Read more: buff.ly/gU5OJ0Y

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia An Aboriginal women‐led approach to design a maternal and child health model when cardiometabolic complications are experienced in pregnancy in South Australia buff.ly/DvoiJ0m

Listen to the latest MJA podcast! Join Dr Helen Do and Dr Aparna Raniga as they discuss advances in glaucoma and age-related macular disease management 🎧 buff.ly/wsTK6Qk

🔔 NEW in the MJA Country revealing the way: evaluating Elder‐governed cultural therapy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people with mental health conditions ✍️ Alasdair Vance, Janet McGaw, Jo Winther, Naomi Tootell, Herb Patten and Sandra Eades buff.ly/B7NfB5Q

This week in InSight+, Dr Linda Mayer discusses how Fetal Alchohol Spectrum Difference (FASD) should be reframed through a neurodivergent perspective, free of bias and stigma Read more: buff.ly/N2IYcCW

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Beyond endorsement: reflecting on the 18th anniversary of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples ✍️ Sophie Pitt buff.ly/8NKNnul

In this week's InSight+, Dr Jasmine Davis examines what happens when conscientious objection moves from an individual stance to an institutional one Read more: buff.ly/N21lPGG

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Alison Bush memorial oration: supporting First Nations community‐designed and led maternal health initiatives ✍️ Karel Williams buff.ly/gzubg89

The first successful birth from a transplanted uterus in Australia offers hope to infertile women who wish to one day give birth to their own child. Read more: buff.ly/3B4a9Mh

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The first live term birth following uterus transplantation in Australia buff.ly/ZAHeLQI

🔔 The latest MJA issue is out now! 🔔 Available online at buff.ly/H8mLfR2 Featuring updates on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Systemic challenges for meaningful partnerships in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research grant applications: a critical reflection ✍️ Heather McCormack, Troy Combo and Bridget G Haire buff.ly/lA3IsWz

Australia’s health system is under increasing pressure to meet the needs of an ageing and evolving population. But are we planning for the right kind of care? Read more: buff.ly/ZSCZxBW

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Voluntary assisted dying: challenges in Northern Territory remote Aboriginal communities ✍️ Geetanjali Lamba, Kane Vellar, C Paul Burgess, Camille La Brooy and Paul A Komesaroff buff.ly/CsWJqDx

It’s becoming increasingly difficult for young adults to tell the difference between accurate and misleading reproductive health information on TikTok. This can shape their reproductive beliefs and ultimately, their reproductive choices Read more: buff.ly/aMfClbH

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Explaining risk in chronic conditions: the Yolŋu science of signs ✍️ Emma Haynes, Alison Mitchell, Minitja Marawili (Yolŋu) and Dawn C Bessarab (Bardi buff.ly/J3OFma4

Australia will soon have its own ‘centre for disease control’. Let’s not repeat the chaos of the US Read more: buff.ly/Eooyp8O

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia The contribution of evidence‐based practice and the practice‐based evidence approaches to contemporary Australian psychology: implications for culturally safe practice

Artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare, but at what environmental cost? Read more: buff.ly/vRXc32K

🔔 NEW in the Medical Journal of Australia Incidence of GLP‐1 receptor agonist use by women of reproductive age attending general practices in Australia, 2011–2022: a retrospective open cohort study buff.ly/lqRPhRB

As prescriptions of GLP-1 receptor agonists for women increase, so too do the number of unexpected pregnancies, prompting calls for clearer prescribing guidelines Read more: buff.ly/5QQRy2W

🔔 The latest MJA issue is out now! 🔔 Available online at buff.ly/qM4XrG6 Featuring updates on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research #medsky #healthcare #aushealth #research