Camden Family Practice & Travel Medicine

05/11/2025

Did you know that Dr Ban can provide Scuba Medicals? To enquiry, please call 46559558

03/11/2025

Are you over the age of 65? Don't forget to have your Shingrix vaccination. No-one wants to suffer from Shingles...... ouch!
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02/11/2025

In a high UV environment like Australia, we can be exposed to dangerous levels of UV radiation during all sorts of daily activities, such as working outdoors, gardening, walking the dog or having a picnic. This sun exposure adds up over time, increasing the risk of skin cancer. Watch this clip for tips.

Follow Cancer Council's guide on sunscreen body application to effectively protect yourself from harmful UV rays.

30/10/2025

29/10/2025

Lung cancer screening saves lives
A new National Lung Cancer Screening Program is now available to help find lung cancer earlier. You may be eligible for a free scan if you are:
• aged 50-70, and
• currently smoke or have quit in the past 10 years, and
• have no signs or symptoms or lung cancer,
• have a history of to***co cigarette smoking of at least 30 pack-years.
The test involves a free low-dose CT scan of your chest to look for signs of lung cancer called nodules. The scan is quick and doesn’t involve any needles. Your appointment will usually take around 10 to 15 minutes. The earlier lung cancer is found, the better our chances of treating it. When found early, over 65% of lung cancers can be successfully treated. Lung cancer screening could save your life. If you think you might be eligible, speak to a doctor or healthcare provider. 46559558

28/10/2025

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The earlier lung cancer is found, the better your chances of treating it. The Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives campaign aims to raise awareness of the new N...

23/10/2025

Has your child turned 4? Don't forget to book them in for their vaccinations

21/10/2025

Are you pregnant? You can have the free RSV vaccination from 28 weeks

20/10/2025

In NSW, Australia, women aged 40 and over are eligible for free screening mammograms, with regular two-yearly screenings particularly recommended for women aged 50-74. While younger women (under 40) are generally not eligible due to higher breast density, women aged 40-49 and those over 74 without symptoms can still book a free screening.