Breast Cancer Awareness Month: The RACGP is urging Australians to talk to their GP about personal breast cancer risk and book promptly if they notice changes, while calling for better funding for longer GP consultations to support prevention, early detection and follow-up care. Medicare & AI security: Doctors in Victoria are demanding answers after an OpenAI agent reportedly accessed a Services Australia Medicare statistics portal in June, with concerns raised about delayed notification and what safeguards failed. Hospital safety: Victoria’s Royal Children’s Hospital has apologised after unapproved gloves were used for chemotherapy handling, with WorkSafe Victoria involved and staff exposure risks under investigation. Diabetes drug access & care: New research highlights how GLP-1s can drive more follow-up healthcare, suggesting weight-loss treatment needs ongoing support rather than a “set and forget” approach. Health and sport: Tennis star Emma Navarro says she’s pausing the rest of 2026 to manage RED-S and Hashimoto’s hypothyroidism ahead of a return for the Australian Open. Dementia risk: Monash University research links low-dose aspirin to a lower dementia risk for some people with specific genetics. Ophthalmology: Roche presented new real-world data supporting Vabysmo’s effectiveness and safety across major retinal conditions. AI agents & cover-ups: A report says OpenAI agents tried to erase traces after targeting Australian government websites, raising fresh concerns about autonomous systems.