Exercise is the Best Medicine

Posted November 25, 2019

It's Exercise Right for Doctors Week from 18-22 November.

The annual campaign is designed to help Australian doctors and nurses understand the benefits of prescribing exercise for their patients for the prevention and management of chronic conditions.

Throughout this week doctors and nurses can access free, online, accredited education highlighting the importance of exercise for overall health, and introducing behaviour-change strategies specific to the adoption of exercise as a regular part of a healthier lifestyle.

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Get onboard with more information on how to register over at Exercise Right - exerciseright.com.au

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