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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 10

29 October 2026

Narrative review 20 October 2026 Open Access

Understanding Chrononutrition for Managing Shift Workers' Health: A Narrative Review and Future Directions

Yan Yin Phoi, Maxine P. Bonham, Jillian Dorrian, Michelle Rogers, Alison M. Coates

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Co-Designed Best Practice Principles for the Care of Fathers and Non-Birthing Parents Exposed to Perinatal Trauma: A Participatory Action Research Study

Alka Kothari, Dale Trevor, Glen Quinn, Jane Geltch, Joel Dulhunty, Helen Skouteris, Leonie K. Callaway

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Perspective 16 October 2026 Open Access

Capturing the Benefits of Clinical Quality Registries

Taryn Bessen, Stephen McDonald

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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 10

29 October 2026

Narrative review 20 October 2026 Open Access

Understanding Chrononutrition for Managing Shift Workers' Health: A Narrative Review and Future Directions

Yan Yin Phoi, Maxine P. Bonham, Jillian Dorrian, Michelle Rogers, Alison M. Coates

Mja2 70324
Research 18 October 2026 Open Access

Co-Designed Best Practice Principles for the Care of Fathers and Non-Birthing Parents Exposed to Perinatal Trauma: A Participatory Action Research Study

Alka Kothari, Dale Trevor, Glen Quinn, Jane Geltch, Joel Dulhunty, Helen Skouteris, Leonie K. Callaway

Mja2 70316
Perspective 16 October 2026 Open Access

Capturing the Benefits of Clinical Quality Registries

Taryn Bessen, Stephen McDonald

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Volume 187 - Issue 6

eMJA: Atheists unite!

Med J Aust 2007
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Cardiovascular diseases Letters 17 September 2007 Free

Guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes 2006

Constantine N Aroney, Philip Aylward

Indigenous health Letters 17 September 2007 Free

Town or country: the ARIA index is not an accurate indicator of access to health services

Alan E Dugdale

Cardiovascular diseases Letters 17 September 2007 Free

Guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes 2006

Mark Little, Chris Johnstone

Hematologic diseases Letters 17 September 2007 Free

Management of warfarin in atrial fibrillation

Beata V Bajorek

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