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MJA publishes final print edition after 107 years

The journal has moved to a completely digital format
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5 July 2021
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Professor Nick Talley
Professor Nick Talley. Photo: University of Newcastle.

The Medical Journal of Australia has published its final print edition and is now moving to a completely digital format.

The journal says it officially retired its print publication last month after more than 100 years in circulation, replacing it with an e-journal to be delivered fortnightly.

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