11 July: Tackling obesity | Standards on how to handle sepsis | The right amount of Vitamin D

4 July: Coming to terms with long COVID; Vaxes for variants; An artificial pancreas; Protecting pandemic teens

Speculating on an Australian Centre of Disease Control and Prevention; How Indigenous culture can protect the heart; Associations between mental health and mortality

Breast density and MRIs, diet and mental health, genomics and osteoarthritis

The cancer risks that run through generations

Cancer treatment and 'time toxicity'; youth mental health and smoking; a paradox for cholesterol levels

Abortion access, lipid profiling; quality of life and cancer drugs; exercise and kids' heart surgery

What is monkeypox and where is it coming from? treating the rise in melanoma cases; better stroke management; comparing data on mental health conditions against immune-related diseases

Considering health issues ahead of an election

Mortality mapped to electorates, prostate surgery and relationships, how doctors can better treat Indigenous patients

Climate and new virus vectors; advice on prescribing opioids for pain; triggers for an oesophagal problem; cost of macular disease medication

The lowdown on longevity

Chimeras in medicine, Pt2—avatars; What's to be done about tinnitus

Chimeras in medicine: xenotransplantation

Effect of pain medication on immunity; impact of the Budget on GPs and healthcare; importance of planning global vaccination

Research on passive antibodies to combat Omicron | Is Transient Ischaemic Attack an obsolete term? | Treating blood pressure may affect blood flow to the brain? | How hormones and hypertension are related

The changing demographic of blood groups; diet to ease MS; relationship of mental health and dementia

Japanese Encephalitis vectors; climate change and effect on health; archival heart transplant; and data behind decreased heart attacks

Out of pocket health costs; faecal microbiome transplants; stomas

COVID didn't come from a lab; can you trust blood pressure monitors; your preference for more—or perhaps less—health care; studying concussion and head knocks