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Breast cancer is a reality. It only affects a small percentage of women, but it does exist. Enter this site to discover what are the highest risk groups, when to see your doctor and what preventative measures you can take.
If you or someone you know in Western Australia is a diabetic, then this site has information for you regarding diabetes services, rural diabetes services, professional development details, publications, events and more.
Information and guidelines on food safety, poisoning, handling, legislation, labelling, and additives. Find out more about food safety from the Department of Health’s Population Health Division.
Did you know that we should be eating 2 serves of fruit and 5 serves of vegetables per day? On this site, you can learn more about the importance of good nutrition, try some of the great recipes, and start living a healthier life.
If you have a health problem and it requires attention, and you are unable to contact your doctor, or if you wish to know which chemist is open late at night or after hours dental care, Health Direct can offer professional help and advice.
A useful collection of links to other important health-based websites in Western Australia.
Guide to health related books and magazines in Western Australian public libraries, and access to online health and medicine databases and internet sites across Australia and around the world.
If you are interested in nursing as a career and want some information before making a decision, this site has details of the training involved, community projects, types of nursing and much more.
Do you drive everywhere? Would you like to get fit and avoid the traffic? Click here to see how you can TravelSmart to work, school or anywhere else, help the environment and be healthier.
What's on in Health is a calender of events advising of important dates in health awareness. Many of these events allow for public awareness and participation. Give a hand to the less fortunate. Pop in to see how and when.
If you are wanting information on issues relating to women, then click here for details of the Women's Information Service (WIS), a free, confidential telephone information referral service.
Your Zone provides health information and services available to the North Metropolitan community. Click here for information on pregnancy, babies, children, seniors, disabilities, indigenous health issues and other health related topics.
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