Emma Koehn

A planned treatment holiday is a feasible option for patients with metastatic prostate cancer who achieve a deep response to modern ARPI and ADT therapies, a multi-year analysis of patient outcomes has found.

Dr Graham Walker. Artificial intelligence tools are always eager to please, but what happens when they are too thorough when dealing with your patients?

A large Australian study has shown more than three quarters of adults aged over 50 remain untreated for osteoporosis after experiencing a fracture, highlighting major gaps in care for preventing future bone breaks.

Women report more episodes of symptomatic hypoglcaemia in a week, though both men and women experience a similar amount of time below range, a study of more than 37,000 days of CGM data has revealed.

Dr Deeban Ratneswaran AI chatbots are guilty of validating denial from patients with obstructive sleep apnoea, wrongly reassuring them that

Fee caps, incentives for lower out-of-pocket costs and penalties for specialists deemed to charge excessive fees are among the options now under consideration as the federal government targets specialist affordability.

Children with the bone growth disorder achondroplasia grew significantly faster on a daily pill called infigratinib than on placebo, according to an Australian-led trial, raising hopes of a new oral treatment option.

Emeritus Professor Kim Fox A former president of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) has been found to have committed severe misconduct

Catheter ablation does not significantly improve AF-related quality of life over a six month period compared with a sham procedure, though it does reduce AF occurrence, a study presented at the ESC Congress 2026 found.

A Sydney doctor has had his registration cancelled for two years after exporting prescription drugs to Lebanon, despite a tribunal accepting his motives were “humanitarian.”