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Our Commitment to Sustainability at Mostyn Street Clinic At Mostyn Street Clinic, we believe that caring for our community includes caring for our planet. We’re proud to take meaningful steps toward reducing our environmental footprint: Eco-Friendly Materials: We’ve replaced single-use plastic blue sheets with compostable “greenies” made from starch. These break down naturally within 180
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The National Cervical Screen Program (previously known as the Pap Test) is one of the most effective methods of reducing your risk of cervical cancer. There have been new developments in how these tests are performed, and how often. You can find more information here, or talk to you GP.
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This National Diabetes Week we want to raise awareness about the importance of early detection of type 1 diabetes and help people to better understand the early symptoms of the condition. Every year around 640 Australians end up very sick and in hospital with dangerous high blood glucose levels because the early signs and
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The Better Health Channel is a helpful website to remain up-to-date on health topics and alerts. This Victorian Government initiative is a good resource for current advice and information, including: Alerts Personalised alerts for heat, UV, smog and pollen. Health Conditions Find information about health conditions relevant to you. Healthy Living Extensive information on food
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Bowel screening involves testing for bowel cancer in people who do not have any obvious symptoms of the disease. The aim is to find cancers early when they are easier to treat and cure. Screening can also find polyps, which may develop into cancer over time. Bowel cancer often develops without any early warning signs.
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