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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 7

3 August 2026

Reflection 23 July 2026 Free

Beds Still Burning: Suicide Should Not Be in the Vocabulary of Children

Rudi Louis Taylor-Bragge

Erratum 21 July 2026 Free

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Perspective 20 July 2026 Open Access

Reorienting Allied Health Into Community-Based Care for People Experiencing Trauma and Social Disadvantage

Simon Rosenbaum, Grace McKeon, Gulsah Kurt, Oscar Lederman, Kemi Wright, Sabuj Kanti Mistry, Jackie E. Curtis, Philip B. Ward, Zachary Steel, Hamish Fibbins, Rachel Morell, Melissa C. Eaton, Andrew Watkins, Ben Harris-Roxas, Brendan Goodger, Eleanor Beck, Megan Teychenne, Joseph Firth, Davy Vancampfort, David Burns, Russell Roberts, Tristan Favaloro, Danielle Weber, Rosanna Barbero, Vasili Maroulis, Melissa Holmes, Stefan Mackenzie, Chiara Mastrogiovanni, Afsana Anwar, Uzma Choudhry, Catherine Sherrington, Jane Currie, Thomas Gadsden, Scott Teasdale

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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 7

3 August 2026

Reflection 23 July 2026 Free

Beds Still Burning: Suicide Should Not Be in the Vocabulary of Children

Rudi Louis Taylor-Bragge

Erratum 21 July 2026 Free

Erratum

Perspective 20 July 2026 Open Access

Reorienting Allied Health Into Community-Based Care for People Experiencing Trauma and Social Disadvantage

Simon Rosenbaum, Grace McKeon, Gulsah Kurt, Oscar Lederman, Kemi Wright, Sabuj Kanti Mistry, Jackie E. Curtis, Philip B. Ward, Zachary Steel, Hamish Fibbins, Rachel Morell, Melissa C. Eaton, Andrew Watkins, Ben Harris-Roxas, Brendan Goodger, Eleanor Beck, Megan Teychenne, Joseph Firth, Davy Vancampfort, David Burns, Russell Roberts, Tristan Favaloro, Danielle Weber, Rosanna Barbero, Vasili Maroulis, Melissa Holmes, Stefan Mackenzie, Chiara Mastrogiovanni, Afsana Anwar, Uzma Choudhry, Catherine Sherrington, Jane Currie, Thomas Gadsden, Scott Teasdale

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CURRENT YEAR 2026

Volume 224
  • Issue 1 31 Jan 2026
  • Issue 2 28 Feb 2026
  • Issue 3 31 Mar 2026
  • Issue 4 30 Apr 2026
  • Issue 5 28 May 2026
  • Issue 6 30 Jun 2026
  • Issue 7 3 Aug 2026
Volume 224
  • Issue 1 31 Jan 2026
  • Issue 2 28 Feb 2026
  • Issue 3 31 Mar 2026
  • Issue 4 30 Apr 2026
  • Issue 5 28 May 2026
  • Issue 6 30 Jun 2026
  • Issue 7 3 Aug 2026
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Letter to the editor
Emergency medicine
Volume 224 - Issue 4

Paediatric Injuries and E-Mobility Devices: A Call for Regulatory Reform in Queensland

Author:  Thomas Bradley

Correspondence: thomas.bradley@health.qld.gov.au

Med J Aust 2026 || doi: 10.5694/mja2.70173
Published online: 31 March 2026
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Lesson From Practice: Not Gone, Should Not Be Forgotten: Recognising PIMS-TS Cases in a Post-Pandemic World

Rana Sawires, Anneke Engwerda, Mehyar Khair Baik, Philip N. Britton, David P. Burgner

Ethics Ethics and law 22 April 2026 Open Access

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Joanne Kantianis, Helen I. Opdam, Rohit L. D'Costa

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Socio-Economic Position and the Prevalence of Ten Chronic Diseases in Australia, 2021: A Whole of Population Census Data Analysis

Fei Zhang, Zhong Wang

Social determinants of health Letter to the editor 22 April 2026 Free

Socio-Economic Position and the Prevalence of Ten Chronic Diseases in Australia, 2021: A Whole of Population Census Data Analysis

Mark Robinson, Gerry McCartney

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