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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 9

2 October 2026

Medical education 23 September 2026 Free

Intranasal Adrenaline Use for the Management of Insect Venom-Induced Anaphylaxis

Thomas J. Young, Wilhelmina R. F. Johnson, Braydon L. Pennington, Troy Wanandy, Wun Y. Lau, Thanh-Thao A. Le

Mja2 70306
Consensus Statement 23 September 2026 Open Access

Living Evidence for Australian Pregnancy and Postnatal Care (LEAPP): Transforming the Australian Pregnancy and Postnatal Care Guidelines

Miranda S. Cumpston, Anneliese Arno, Shaira N. Baptista, Shannon Barnes, Zoe Bradfield, Samantha P. Chakraborty, Caroline S. E. Homer, Stefan C. Kane, Nisha Khot, Steve McDonald, Steven McGloughlin, Tanya Millard, Jeremy J. N. Oats, Loyal Pattuwage, Matthew Quigley, Abdulbasit Seid, Rachel Silk, Alecia Staines, Anneliese Synnot, Alison Teate, Heath White, Tari Turner,

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Hepatitis C Among First Nations Australians: A Rethink Is Required to Meet the 2030 Elimination Target

James Ward, Emily Pegler, Kellie Stacy, Stephen Harfield

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2026 - Volume 224 - Issue 9

2 October 2026

Medical education 23 September 2026 Free

Intranasal Adrenaline Use for the Management of Insect Venom-Induced Anaphylaxis

Thomas J. Young, Wilhelmina R. F. Johnson, Braydon L. Pennington, Troy Wanandy, Wun Y. Lau, Thanh-Thao A. Le

Mja2 70306
Consensus Statement 23 September 2026 Open Access

Living Evidence for Australian Pregnancy and Postnatal Care (LEAPP): Transforming the Australian Pregnancy and Postnatal Care Guidelines

Miranda S. Cumpston, Anneliese Arno, Shaira N. Baptista, Shannon Barnes, Zoe Bradfield, Samantha P. Chakraborty, Caroline S. E. Homer, Stefan C. Kane, Nisha Khot, Steve McDonald, Steven McGloughlin, Tanya Millard, Jeremy J. N. Oats, Loyal Pattuwage, Matthew Quigley, Abdulbasit Seid, Rachel Silk, Alecia Staines, Anneliese Synnot, Alison Teate, Heath White, Tari Turner,

Mja2 70301
Perspective 22 September 2026 Open Access

Hepatitis C Among First Nations Australians: A Rethink Is Required to Meet the 2030 Elimination Target

James Ward, Emily Pegler, Kellie Stacy, Stephen Harfield

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CURRENT YEAR 2026

Volume 224
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  • Issue 2 28 Feb 2026
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