End-of-life care in an intensive care unit asks clinicians, patients and families to make deeply personal decisions in a fast-moving clinical environment. When…
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Complex fractures can be difficult to interpret from two-dimensional scans alone. Injuries involving the pelvis, acetabulum, spine, wrist or several joints may…
Diabetes affects South Asian communities in Australia in ways that cannot be addressed through a standardised clinic script alone. Earlier onset, family…
Social media is woven into everyday life for many young Australians. Messaging friends, watching short videos, sharing images, joining gaming communities and…
Australia has one of the world’s highest rates of melanoma, shaped by intense ultraviolet exposure, outdoor lifestyles and a population with many fair-skinned…
Recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection, often called C. difficile or C. diff, can be exhausting and disruptive. Symptoms may return after apparently…
Heart failure readmissions are rarely caused by a single clinical decision. They often reflect a chain of small gaps: symptoms that were not recognised early,…
Cancer care should be safe, clinically effective and respectful for every person. LGBTQ+ patients may face the same diagnosis and treatment decisions as other…
Adolescents are biologically inclined to fall asleep later than children, yet school, sport, work, and family routines often require early starts. Evening use…
Diabetic retinopathy can develop gradually, often without pain or noticeable changes in vision. Regular retinal photography helps identify damage before it…
