Nedlands Medical Centre

27/02/2018

February 25th - March 3rd

Hearing awareness week

Please contact Nedlands Medical Centre if you are concerned.

16/02/2018

CHINESE NEW YEAR

THE YEAR OF THE DOG

Have a prosperous new year to you all.

14/02/2018

Happy Valentines Day from all of us at Nedlands Medical Centre🌹 Have a healthy one🌹

01/02/2018

FEBRUARY AWARENESS

OVARIAN CANCER

1 in 75 women are diagnosed with OVARIAN CANCER in their lifetime.

Please contact us if you have any of the symptoms or you can see one of our GPs for more information on OVARIAN CANCER.

23/01/2018

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/health/free-meningococcal-vaccine-for-wa-children-ng-b88722471z


FREE MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINES FOR UNDER 5s

PLEASE CONTACT NMC 9389 8964 TO BOOK IN WITH THE NURSE.

FOR MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN ALSO CALL IN TO SPEAK TO OUR LOVELY NURSE AMY MEREDITH.

The vaccine for under-5s will be available from child health clinics and GPs.

22/01/2018

HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY

Friday 26th of January 2018

NMC will be closed this Friday and will reopen again on Saturday 27th of January 2018.

Will be more than 30 degrees and UV will be as high of more than 14. Please take extra care of yourself from the harsh sun. Make sure you slip on some sunscreen and avoid being in the sun as much as possible.

13/01/2018

WELCOME TO 2018

Nedlands Medical Centre would like to say

Happy New Year to everyone

Please refer to our website

www.nedlandsdoctor.com.au for updated information of NMC for 2018.

23/12/2017

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May 2018 be a healthy year for all.

28/11/2017

The National Cervical Screening Program will change from 1 December 2017 to improve early detection and save more lives. The two yearly Pap test for people aged 18 to 69 will change to a five yearly human papillomavirus (HPV) test for people aged 25 to 74. People will be due for the first Cervical Screening Test two years after their last Pap test.

13/11/2017

Today is World Diabetes Day🌍

Diabetes is the name used to describe a metabolic condition of having higher than normal blood sugar levels.

Did you know that diabetes:

- Is the leading cause of blindness in working age adults
- Is a leading cause of kidney failure and dialysis
- Increases the risk of heart attacks and stroke by up to four times
- Is a major cause of limb amputations
- Affects mental health as well as physical health. Depression, anxiety and distress occur in more than 30% of all people with diabetes.

Common symptoms include:
- Being more thirsty than usual
- Passing more urine
- Feeling tired and lethargic
- Always feeling hungry
- Having cuts that heal slowly
- Itching, skin infections
- Blurred vision

For more information visit https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au or talk to your doctor today.

09/11/2017

https://jeanhailes.org.au/contents/documents/News_Monthly_article/2017/OCT_Menopause_in_the_new_millennium.docx

MENOPAUSE IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM

06/11/2017