THE NEIGHBOURHOOD CLINIC BLOG

Get to know the 3 COVID-19 vaccines that will (most likely) be available in Australia: AstraZeneca / Oxford, Pfizer/BioNTech and Novavax:...

What happened? A hotel quarantine worker tested positive yesterday afternoon, the Health department kicked into gear and Dan updated the...

Liam Mannix from The Age has written a great summary of the coronavirus mutations popping up around the world. We’ve summarised it below:...

We’d like to share with you this fantastic opinion article we came across, by Rebecca Schoepf, a doctor in a small regional hospital in...

I grew up in Hong Kong & moved to Perth on my own when I was 16. I moved back 20 years later, with a university degree, 10 years managing...

Between my two businesses I employ 24 people. In the hostel we have over 4,000 people stay with us each year. Our pub hosts 3 live music...

We're both immuno compromised. On Friday the 13th March we woke up in the Blue Mountains. We’d driven up as we were worried...

I gave birth to Delilah on the 18h of March, the same day that Tassie announced it was closing its borders. My mum was due to fly over...

As a person with autism, the lockdown has been pretty unbearable. It has been absolute terror for me knowing that things are so very...

I am a physician at a public hospital in south east Melbourne. I was intermittently following the emergence of a new disease in China...

Driving along a deserted six lane autostrada for three hours felt like something out of an apocalypse movie. My partner and I were on our...

I’ve tried to maintain my daily routines as best I can but its been tough...

I live in NYC and three of my friends are doctors working in nearby hospitals. One friend is a technical admin at a research facility...

It feels like the calm before the storm. We’ve had 17 confirmed cases across the Kimberley’s. 2 from the cruise ships. If it spreads here...

The day that Victoria went into stage 3 lockdown was the day that we got married at the registry. It was the most clinical, empty and...

I am 95, have had several bouts of cancer and was in hospital with pneumonia early this year. Therefore I am in the cohort that is...

As much as I am worried about catching COVID19 as an asthmatic unpaid student nurse on the frontline; the satisfaction of kitting up in...

It is In a time of crisis that our convictions are tested. Not when things are easy and theoretical. In this crisis we know that drawing...

Several weeks ago I was extraordinarily ill: sore throat, fever, diarrhoea. At the hospital I was examined by doctors and nurses in the...

The morning I arrived home from a work trip the first thing I did was visit my parents. The next day I showed symptoms of what would turn...