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Who gets melanoma? The highest reported rates of melanoma in the world are in Australia and New Zealand. In 2012, invasive melanoma was the third most common cancer in males (after prostate and colorectal cancers) and in females (after breast and colorectal cancers). Melanoma can occur in adults of any age. The main risk factors for developing the most […]
Whooping cough continues to circulate at very high rates around Tasmania. The current epidemic was noted in August last year, and monthly notifications continue to increase with a total of 121 cases in January 2019. Young children are at the highest risk of severe disease and death. Prevention strategies include immunisation for babies at 6
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Our Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, Lyn Fish, provides holistic care to women in collaboration with Dr Maureen and Dr. Nurman Services include: * screening services (including breast examinations and cervical screening – Pap smear) * Contraception advice and management including prescription of the oral contraceptive pill * Unplanned pregnancy counselling * Menopause management * Sexual
It’s not just a Pap smear…. Read More »
Our practice team is growing and we are now able to offer our unique, caring, healthcare services to more people in our community. We have a team of health professionals whose mix of experience, education and skills can support you to manage any minor illness or injuries and long term conditions now, and also help
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‘Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.’ World Health Organisation 1946 Let’s Flourish Registered Nurse, Diabetes, Health and Wellbeing practitioner. I am passionate about helping people to believe in themselves and to love and respect who they
Heather Kennett is our Credentialled Diabetes Educator Read More »
The following information is copied from a notice provided to us from the Director of Public Health Dr Mark Veitch on the 31st January, 2019. Dense smoke from bushfires is predicted to continue to affect Cygnet and surrounding areas, as well as communities under direct threat of bushfire, for several more weeks. These smoke levels
URGENT PUBLIC HEALTH ADVICE – BUSHFIRE SMOKE ALERT FOR CYGNET AREA Read More »
