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This Review covers news and issues relevant to clinical practice in geriatrics. Content has been reviewed by Professor Joseph Ibrahim.  

It will bring you the latest updates, both locally and from around the globe, about topics such as new and updated treatment guidelines, changes to medicines reimbursement and licensing, educational, professional body news and more. Finally, on the back cover, you will find a summary of upcoming local and international educational opportunities, including workshops, webinars, and conferences.  

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This is intended to keep you up to date with other factors that affect your daily practice outside of clinical research. Content has been reviewed by Professor Joseph Ibrahim.  

In this issue we feature:
-  AGS position statement: Making medical treatment decisions for unrepresented older adults
-  ATAGI advice on 2025 influenza vaccination
-  Advice on 2024–25 COVID-19 vaccination in older adults
-  Recommendations for pneumococcal vaccination in older adults
-  TGA update        
        New registrations        
        Prescription medicines under evaluation
-  AusPAR for abaloparatide
-  PBS listings
-  PBAC recommendations
-  Upcoming PBAC agendas
-  MBS updates
-  Understanding Medicare: Provider Handbook
-  Financial burden from fall injury in Australian residential aged care
-  New Support at Home program starts July 2025
-  New potentially curative ultrasound therapy for Alzheimer’s disease
-  COVID-19 resources
-  Conferences & Workshops

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