‘Unmet need’ for a vaccine to counter Strep A rise: Study Australia’s recent rise in cases is matching overseas trends despite the different seasons, according to new research.
Study identifies main source of Strep A transmission Researchers say that prevention and control strategies such as vaccines should consider the role of throat carriage, not just skin infections.
Why has the RACGP changed its fee structure? College leaders have explained the reasoning behind new RACGP member fees, and why they are an important part of safeguarding the profession.
Strep A cases on the rise We must remember our earliest hygiene lessons as vaccine trials continue, writes Professor Michael Good.
In Practice: RACGP membership renewal benefits The college is offering a number of benefits if members renew before the end of the financial year.
PPE debate continues as expert accuses authorities of following ‘false narratives’ One of Australia’s foremost infectious disease physicians says healthcare workers are being put at undue risk of coronavirus infection by current PPE guidelines.
Can blood type influence COVID risk? International studies suggest those with blood type A are more at risk, but experts say further evidence is needed.
Why a strong college equates to a strong profession Important advocacy work would not be possible without the support of members, RACGP President Dr Harry Nespolon writes.
Australian GP named in global list of elite researchers Professor Paul Glasziou has been recognised as one of the world’s most cited researchers in 2019.
RACGP CEO steps down, leaving significant legacy The RACGP’s longstanding Chief Executive Zena Burgess has resigned after 12 years at the helm.