What does MJA stand for?

Medical Journal of Australia

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In a paper published in the Medical Journal of Australia, Lavender says that the upward trend has "significant implications for public health policy and planning".

Multi-drug resistant TB on the rise in Australia

Publication | Medical Journal of Australia 2009;190(2):58-61.

Needs of families with a Down's syndrome baby

The research was published Monday in the Medical Journal of Australia.

Australian babies getting bigger, study finds

The report in the most recent Medical Journal of Australia urges federal and state governments to act immediately to mitigate some of the worst impacts of climate change in the Outback, including higher rates of mosquito-spread dengue fever and communicable diseases such as bacterial diarrhea.

Report: Aborigines to suffer from climate change

A 2005 study in the Medical Journal of Australia looked at the impact of Kylie Minogue's breasts on mammogram bookings.

Why reading should not be believing

Meanwhile, the Medical Journal of Australia sang the praises of the 10-minute power nap, and the Australian organization SIESTA (Society for the Introduction of Extra Sleeping Time in the Afternoon) quotes specialists from the Adelaide Institute of Sleep Health on the mental and physical benefits of the nap.

We'd Like to Teach the World to Nap

However, in a letter published in the 4 April 2005 issue of The Medical Journal of Australia, Anthony Allworth, director of infectious diseases at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, describes culturing Burkholderia pseudomallei from two tsunami lung patients in a land-based hospital and Nocardia species from a third.

In disaster's wake: Tsunami lung

Writing in the Medical Journal of Australia, he said that stories about health and medicine could lead to dramatic changes in consumer behaviour.

' Kylie effect' on cancer screening