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Skin Cancer Information Including skin cancer facts, types of skin cancer and good list of skin cancer resources online. Skin Cancer facts How to check for Skin Cancer infographic.Click for enlargement and more information.Original graphic: ©️AAD • Two in three...
The most common disease affecting travellers to South-East Asia is diarrhoea. It is most commonly acquired by consuming contaminated food or water. It is important to take precautions to prevent this disease. Before leaving Australia get a Typhoid vaccine and once at...
Examples Of Preventative Activities Acted On At Gungahlin General Practice Infants - developmental screening, SIDS prevention advice, breastfeeding advice, avoiding sun exposure in the first 15 years of life most important. Preschool/School - developmental assessment,...
13-Tips for Immunising a Child Immunisation is the safest and most effective way of providing protection for your child against a range of diseases including tetanus, whooping cough, measles and Hepatitis B. The benefits of vaccinations outweigh any risks of...
Due to the current evolving situation with coronavirus (covid-19) we are offering tele-health consultations for patients of our practice. These consultations will be conducted either on the telephone or by video link. Please call the practice on 6241 0888 for further...
4-Steps to Control a Severe Attack of Asthma Do you know the ASTHMA FIRST-AID PLAN? Asthma is a common concern in Australia and particularly the temperate climate of Canberra. In case of severe attack here's what to do: STEP 1. Sit person up and give the...
What to look for? A new spot, freckle or mole that has changed colour, size or shape recently.A persistent small lump that is red, pale or pearly in colour.Crusty non-healing sores or 'sunspots'.An individual with fair complexion living in Australia is more likely...
