Hepatitis B and C affects more than 400,000 people across Australia.

The two-week COVID-19 testing blitz on people not showing symptoms across Western Australia has ended with no positive cases detected.

When considering what renovations you should do, consider removing and replacing your asbestos cement roof or any other asbestos containing products in and around your home. 

With World No Tobacco Day on Sunday 31 May, young people in Western Australia are reminded to avoid smoking.

The Journey of Health and Wellbeing animated video helps to promote understanding of Aboriginal people’s experience from colonisation to the present day.

The Department of Health has launched a survey asking cancer patients about how COVID-19 may have impacted their cancer care experience.

West Australians aged 65 and over can get vaccinated against influenza at a drive-through immunisation clinic in Burswood.

It was probably your mum who taught you how to wash your hands, and the value of boundaries, this Mother’s Day these lessons couldn't be more important.

The Department of Health is encouraging Western Australians to be aware of the “four Ts” of type 1 diabetes; an autoimmune condition that prevents the body from processing some foods properly.

On Tuesday 5 May, midwives around the world will celebrate International Day of the Midwife.