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Media Alert AMA Federal Vice President in Hobart

AMA Federal Vice President, Dr Steve Hambleton, will be in Hobart tomorrow, Tuesday 18 August 2009.

Dr Hambleton will meet with Tasmanian doctors to discuss the health reform agenda and other local and national health issues.

He will also attend the Catholic Health Australia National Conference to participate in a panel discussion: Improving the Bond Between Primary, Acute and Sub-Acute Care.

Dr Hambleton will be available for media interviews.

Opinion: Dinosaurs more than a bunch of old bones

Prehistoric fossils, far from being a mere curiosity shop for scientists, can open our eyes to issues of extinction and climate change facing our planet today, writes Ben Kear.

MRI doesn't stop breast cancer

Using MRI to assess the extent of breast cancer before surgery may do more harm than good, according to a new review.

Eco-food a start to end effort

For food to be sustainable, 'green' methods need to be used at every step, from production to consumption, according to an expert.

Tropical forests to aid society

An international group have developed a new way to reap social and environmental benefits from tropical forests worldwide.

Possums need protecting too

Common backyard species, such as possums, are being overlooked in the concern for rare animals like bilbies, reports a UK expert.

Fire shaped our oldest tools

Research has found that modern humans fire-treated their tools as early as 164,000 years ago, which helped them conquer Eurasia.

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Media Alert AMA Federal Vice President in Hobart

Opinion: Dinosaurs more than a bunch of old bones

MRI doesn't stop breast cancer

Eco-food a start to end effort

Tropical forests to aid society

Possums need protecting too

Fire shaped our oldest tools

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