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Posted September 20, 2021
The research shows that people living with dementia and carers experience discrimination that can lead to social isolation, loneliness and poor mental health. And COVID-19 has intensified these experiences.
The good news is that there are small but significant things that anyone can do to make a difference to someone’s life and experience. Find out how a little support really can make a big difference to someone’s life here
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The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network is pleased to announce a contract has been signed with Hunter Primary Care to continue to deliver the GP Access After Hours service in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Maitland for a further two years.
Osteoporosis Australia (OA) now known as Healthy Bones Australia hosted a National Forum with leading Australian clinical experts to develop a Position Statement on the management of osteoporosis.
Residents of the Hunter and New England regions are being urged to book in with their doctor for a Heart Health Check this this Heart Week, May 2-8, in light of statistics which reveal that they are 17% more likely to die from heart disease than the national average.