A Helpful Guide for Understanding Nutrition Information Panels (NIP)
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By Ashby Sanford In Australia, it is a requirement that packaged food and drinks are labelled following the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code. Interpreting…
Let’s Talk About Health SCREENING
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By Dr Sarah Lewis First of all, what is screening? Screening involves carrying out a test in order to detect a particular health condition in…
OPENING 20TH NOVEMBER – Medicare Urgent Care Clinic Bunbury at Eaton Fair
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From 20th November, people in Bunbury, Eaton, Australind and surrounding suburbs will have access to completely FREE (bulk-billed with no additional fees or charges) urgent…
5 Common Myths About PCOS
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By Dr Sarah Lewis First of all, what is PCOS? PCOS stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome, a common hormonal condition affecting around 10% of…
Eczema in Children
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Dermatology Series By Dr Yati Eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects 30% of children and it often develops before their first birthday.…
Pregnancy and Infancy Loss
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By Heidi Welsh, Registered Psychologist Grief and Loss is such a pivotal life event that changes peoples experiences, perceptions and relatability in the world. It…
A Look at Vitamin C Skincare Benefits and How it Works
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By Caris, Dermal Therapist Considering vitamin C's ability to protect our vulnerable cell membranes, it is one of the greatest skin fortifiers, being a powerful…
Women’s Health Week
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By Dr Sarah Lewis This week is National Women’s Health Week! It’s an opportunity to celebrate the health and wellbeing of all those who identify…
MoleMap Skin Checks Covered by Bupa
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By Fiona Hurst Australia and New Zealand have the highest rates of skin cancer in the world (World Cancer Research Fund, 2018), and it’s rising.…
RAT Versus PCR a COVID-19 Blog
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By Dr Craig Hookham A Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) measures active live viral load. It looks for viral proteins rather than the virus’s genetic material.…
