Medicine

Myths and legends have surrounded twins for centuries. Here, we explain how they’re formed, how alike they really are and what twins teach us about human health

While modern medicine isn’t perfect, its evolution means doctors perform miracles every single day – things that would’ve seemed unthinkable just a century ago

As AI technology advances, understanding and integrating the perspectives of older adults can lead to more user-centred and effective AI solutions in healthcare

Tapering off or ‘deprescribing’ antidepressants is a complex process, but without tailored clinical guidelines, some people are turning to their peers instead of their doctors for support.

PhD candidate Dr Paul Saunders is bringing inter-cultural capabilities into medical practice with an aim to inspire generational change

Misogyny in medicine is rife in 2023 and Australian hospitals must adopt a gender equity framework to ensure quality patient care

A new palliative care model provides early intervention to improve quality of life for advanced cancer patients and their families

A new study investigates whether there’s been concept creep around how we use the terms ‘anxiety’ and ‘depression’

Podcasts are redefining how we teach dermatology to medical practitioners, as well as providing reliable health information for the community

Clinical decision support software is beneficial but if it malfunctions, a doctor’s duty of care likely makes them liable