Public health researcher Sue Crengle is urging GPs to become cheerleaders for cancer screening, especially in light of a marked decline in women having cervical smears
Public health researcher Sue Crengle is urging GPs to become cheerleaders for cancer screening, especially in light of a marked decline in women having cervical smears
A posthumous fellowship was given at this year’s fellowship and awards ceremony to the late Bay of Plenty GP Helmut Gromer. The fellowship was accepted by his wife, GP Ursula Steinkohl-Gromer, who also became a college fellow
Medical students are being offered $200,000 for six months’ work in Australia once they graduate, says a medical student who feels tempted to take it up