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Food is fun but getting sick from it isn't. Preventing food poisoning at home is simple – Clean, separate, cook and chill.
Learn more about how to play it food safe
Telehealth is free, convenient and easy to organise.
People living in regional WA can use videoconferencing to attend appointments with a clinician from the comfort of their own home.
In some cases, it's also available to people in the city who find it hard to get to their health professional.
Join two specialist dietitians as they present on nutrition and healthy eating at the next free lecture on Tuesday 19 November as part of the Fiona Wood Public Lecture Series.
Find out more and book your place.
If they missed their second HPV vaccine at school, contact your GP, Aboriginal Medical Service or community immunisation clinic for a catch-up vaccination.
The vaccine protects them against genital warts and some cancers.
Find out where you can get your child immunised.
Not all urgencies are emergencies.
Instead of waiting in an emergency department, consider a GP Urgent Care clinic where you can be treated for minor illnesses and injuries such as mild burns, small lacerations and gastro.
Find out more and how to book an appointment.
Learn more about how to play it food safe.