Western Australians are urged to be alert to an increased risk of measles, following notification of four additional cases in the past week.
Young Western Australians have asked for a more holistic concept of health and wellbeing to be considered in the planning of health services – taking into account physical, mental, emotional and social needs.
Western Australians are urged to practise safe sex and have regular tests for sexually transmitted infections, after two cases of multi-drug resistant gonorrhoea have been detected in Australia.
Anyone who has bought the Creative Gourmet brand of imported frozen pomegranate seeds from Coles supermarkets with a best before date of 21 March 2020 is being advised to not eat the product, and dispose of it or return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund.
The Perth Children's Hospital is a step closer to opening, following the Chief Health Officer (CHO) signing off the potable (drinking) water supply as safe to drink.
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Western Australians are being alerted to an increased risk of measles, following the confirmed diagnoses in two adults. Both adults were infected while on separate overseas holidays – one in Bali and the other in one of three Southeast Asian countries.
Stay On Your Feet®, delivered by Injury Matters and funded by the Department of Health, recently launched the Make your home safer with Frank and Tiddles campaign.
The recent listeria food safety warning around rockmelons on the east coast of Australia does not apply to Western Australia.