This paper warns that overdiagnosis in cancer screening programs can harm healthy people and undermine screening program goals.

This article argues that a public-health advocacy model to regulate alcohol advertising proves a success in WA and could be replicated elsewhere.

An evidence-based approach to cancer screening is vital to avoid misleading biases and reliance on intuition, experts say.

Is the Shangri-La of mental health reform just over the horizon, or have we embarked instead on a fool's errand?

This article outlines some limitations of these models and argues for the development of a trans-diagnostic model, based on developments in our work in primary care youth services, which can be generalised to adult populations.