Equity and inequity in Australia's health system are major themes in this latest issue of the MJA. From the beginning, when research is funded, through to how clinical guidelines are developed, how research is conducted, and, finally, in health outcomes, the articles in this issue explore gender and racial inequities from several angles, including what progress has been made, and where deficiencies remain. Together they highlight how diversity and inclusivity in generating and applying medical evidence is fundamental to ensuring our health system achieves equitable and high quality outcomes for all patients.
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- Editor‐in‐Chief, the Medical Journal of Australia
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