An updated international consensus on type 2 diabetes management has broadened the focus from glycaemic control alone to the prevention of long-term complications with the help of emerging therapies.

Join online as an expert panel presents their selection of transformational clinical data from the EADV 2026 Annual Congress and discusses the impacts for practice.

US hepatologists have backed carvedilol or variceal ligation for the treatment of high-risk esophageal varices and endorsed an increased focus on vaccinations for patients with cirrhosis as part of a ...

More than one thousand delegates are expected to converge on Auckland’s new conference centre for a highly-anticipated Blood 2026, with a scientific program showcasing the latest innovations across ...

ADHD and autism is particularly prevalent among young people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes before the age of 20, according to data presented at the EASD annual meeting. The analysis used TriNetX US ...

Lowering B-cell burden and systemic inflammation may reduce the risk of cytokine release syndrome (CRS) following CAR T-cell therapy in patients with autoimmune disease, new research suggests. The ...

Clinicians who fail to manage commercial conflicts of interest when treating patients face fines up of to $120,000, Ahpra has warned. The regulator has published new interim guidance for practitioners ...

Oncologists who receive payments from drug manufacturers are more likely to prescribe the company’s promoted cancer treatment, regardless of whether the treatment fits the relevant clinical guideline, ...

Two gastroenterologists have agreed to repay a combined $124,000 in Medicare rebates after admitting to inappropriate billing practices, such as scheduling colonoscopies and H. pylori screening ...

Triple agonist therapy retatrutide delivers mean weight reductions of more than 20% at the highest dose for patients with type 2 diabetes, results presented at the European Association for the Study ...

Australia’s physician training pathway is a major contributor to the regional specialist workforce crisis because it forces doctors from the country to relocate to major cities, where they are more ...