Podcasts
MJA Centenary Series 14
Dr Liz Marles
Dr Liz Marles, the outgoing President of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, talks with engagement editor Cate Swannell about the issues that have dominated general practice during her 2-year term in the presidency and what the future holds for general practice.
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Professor Stephen Leeder
Editor-in-Chief of the MJA, Professor Stephen Leeder talks with engagement editor Cate Swannell about the highlights of the MJA's 15 September issue.
MJA Centenary Series 11
Dr Ann Marie McCallum
Dr Ann Marie McCallum, an anaesthetist at Westmead Hospital in Sydney, talks with MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell about her time volunteering on board Africa Mercy, part of Mercy Ships fleet, on its missions to West Africa.
MJA Centenary Series 12
Prof Tania Sorrell and Dr Grant Hill-Cawthorne
Professor Tania Sorrell and Dr Grant Hill-Cawthorne, from the Marie Bashir Institute of Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity at the University of Sydney, talk with MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell about the Ebola virus crisis and Australia's preparedness.
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Professor Stephen Leeder
Editor-in-Chief of the MJA, Professor Stephen Leeder talks with engagement editor Cate Swannell about the highlights of the MJA's 1 September issue.
MJA Centenary Series 10
Professor Gab Kovacs
Professor Gab Kovacs, international medical director of Monash IVF, talks with MJA engagement editor Cate Swannell about the hot topics in reproductive medicine, including the controversy surrounding 'Baby Gammy'.
MJA Centenary Series 8
Simon Chapman
Simon Chapman, professor of public health at Sydney University and a pioneer of anti-tobacco lobbying in Australia, sits down with the MJA's Cate Swannell to talk about plain packaging, e-cigarettes and where the next battlefields lie.
MJA Centenary Series 9
Dr Alessandro Demaio
Dr Alessandro Demaio is co-founder of NCDFree.org, a social movement aimed at empowering young people to join the fight against non-communicable diseases and climate change worldwide. He teaches Public Health at the University of Melbourne, Harvard University in Boston, and in Copenhagen.
MJA Centenary Series 7
Associate Professor Jo-Dee Lattimore
Associate Professor Jo-Dee Lattimore, co-founder of the Heart Failure Clinic at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, speaks with the MJA's Cate Swannell about the latest developments, devices and advancements in the treatment and management of heart failure.
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Professor Stephen Leeder
Cate Swanell and Professor Stephen Leeder sit down to chat about the 21 July 2014 issue of the MJA.