The award winning IMgateway provides:

Summarised information from over 700 medical and complementary medicine journals

3,000 pages of information on conditions, supplements, drugs & nutrient depletions
Approximately 1,000 supplement-drug, herb-drug and food-drug interaction reports
Over 150 Patient Information Sheets on a broad range of conditions, herbs, supplements and treatment options
eLearning modules on a range of conditions and products available!

Brought to you in Partnership with University of Sydney, Faculty of Pharmacy

Locally researched, evidence based interactions database provides recommendations on approximately 1,000 food-drug, supplement-drug and herb-drug interactions.

Research Database
Evidence-based, peer-reviewed information collected from over 700 medical and complementary medicine journals, summarised into clear concise monographs.
Interactions Database
The first of its kind in Australia, the interactions database is brought to you in partnership with the University of Sydney, Faculty of Pharmacy.
Patient Information
Over 150 Patient Information Sheets on a broad range of conditions, herbs, supplements and treatment options
Product Directory
Search for product images, ingredients and descriptions for over 40 popular brands. Simply enter the product type or name, or browse by brand.
eLearning
Complete condition or product based education reviewed by an expert editorial committee for relevance, quality and accuracy.

News

Aspirin increases bleeding risk for patients with H.Pylori

H.Pylori infection doubles the risk of upper gastrointestinal bleeding in patients taking low-dose aspirin, according to latest meta-analysis.

Cannabis to the rescue in drug-resistant epilepsy?

Children with drug-resistant epilepsy and uncountable daily seizures may benefit from cannabidiol as an adjunct anti-epileptic drug.

Omega-3 for anxiety: meta-analysis

Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid treatment offers anxiolytic effects in patients with clinical conditions, new meta-analysis shows.

Traditional Chinese Medicine: herb-drug interactions

A recent review explored possible benefits and risks associated with concurrent use of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western therapies.

Placebo pills relieve chronic pain

Placebo benefits in patients with chronic pain can be predicted by brain anatomy and psychological traits, new research shows.

Fructose consumption linked to asthma

High- fructose beverages are associated with increased asthma incidence, new study confirms.

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Events

NIIM 5th Annual Symposium: Integrative Medicine: The Art&Science

The exciting and inspirational 2-day program will feature International and Australian speakers who will present the latest evidence based research, therapies, ...

Friday, 9 November, 2018 – Sunday, 11 November, 2018

9th Annual Australian Healthcare Week

Presentations across the event cover the most pressing concerns facing the industry, with case studies across infrastructure, digital health, aged&nbs ...

Wednesday, 27 March, 2019 – Thursday, 28 March, 2019

IMgateway Partners

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ANTA and UnityHealth look forward to working closely together to continue to bring practitioners the latest information and up to date resources.

Brian Coleman (ANTA Executive Officer)
IMgateway was recommended to us as the most useful and practical website to general practitioners by Professor Marc Cohen.

Dr Maria Lombardo (South West Regional Training Group Coordinator)
It makes good sense, that clinical staff should have access to a resource like IMgateway which provides them readily with the authoritative and evidence-based information they need on complementary medicines, their uses and effects and their known interactions ...

Dr Allen Yuen (Past Director of Emergency Medicine)
Given the high use of Complementary Medicine (CM) in Australia and the progressive integration of CM with conventional medicine, medical, nursing and allied health staff need access to evidence-based information to assist ...

Bernadette Sinclair (Nurse Manager, Quality Support Unit Prince Charles Hospital)