Some of the features you might enjoy in this edition include:
FODMAP turns 20
2025 marks two decades since the FODMAP diet was developed right here in Victoria.We talked with one of its founders, A/Prof Emma Halmos, about this local bench-to-bedside success story.
Professor Kelly-Anne Phillips
Approximately 20% of women in Australia have an increased risk of breast cancer.
Professor Kelly-Anne Phillips on the Victorian Honour Roll of Women, staying curious and personalised breast cancer prevention.
Science verses politics
AMA Victoria Director of Strategic Communication and Marketing, Taryn Sheehy, explores a recurring pattern in the relationship between knowledge and power - the fallout from the politicisation of science.
AMA Victoria's fresh look
Modern, inclusive, dynamic and proudly representative of a profession shaping the future of Victorian healthcare.
Taryn Sheehy on the evolution, highlights and strategic intent of our recent brand refresh.
Q&A with Dr Rohit D'Costa
"One of the most rewarding aspects of my work in intensive care is supporting families during some of their most difficult moments. We are in a privileged position to do this with families."
An interview with Dr Rohit D'Costa, State Medical Director, DonateLife Victoria.
No replacement for a GP
"More access to health information is great, but we also need the skills to identify what is personal experience, what is expert opinion, and what is evidence-based science."
AMA Federal President Dr Danielle McMullen on how social media is 'influencing' women's health.
AMA Victoria members
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Non-members
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