Women are not small men. Continued bias in clinical trials sees women more likely than men to have dodgy hip implants and other medical devices Monday August 12, 2019 By Katrina Hutchison Editors' Picks Women are harmed not only by “women’s devices” such as breast implants and vaginal mesh. Women are also more likely to be harmed by apparently… Read more
Cost recovery audit: APS still getting the hang of putting industry on the hook Thursday May 23, 2019 By Stephen Easton Case studies Setting prices for government services is not always a simple task but three federal agencies could still do a much better job of it, according… Read more
New body of evidence for Australia's wellness economy Monday November 21, 2016 By Nina Hendy Economy & Industry A new strategic research alliance between the CSIRO and Swisse will build a body of scientific evidence on complementary medicine and help revolutionise the flourishing… Read more
Popping the lid on Australia's appetite for complementary medicines Wednesday October 12, 2016 By Nina Hendy Features Policymakers face the difficult task of ensuring fair and sustainable funding of healthcare in the face of an ageing population. Consumers have made a choice… Read more
HIV, drug policy and the problem of blaming the customer Wednesday December 2, 2015 By Harley Dennett Features NSW's crowd-pleasing act of belligerence on World AIDS Day showcased why the push to dump unhelpful bureaucratic ways is urgent — even in areas where… Read more
Get involved: whole-of-government 'innovation hub' trial open for ideas Wednesday July 15, 2015 By Stephen Easton Features Commonwealth public servants attending last week's Innovation Month Summit were encouraged to start using a new central platform to register fresh ideas and novel solutions… Read more
