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Dry winter skin: Questions to ask your Pharmacist
Winter can be harsh on your skin, leaving it dry, itchy, and uncomfortable. Here are some essential questions to ask your Pharmacist to help get the best relief for your dry winter skin.
How the sun damages your skin – and what to do about it
The long-term impacts of sun-damaged skin can show up later as wrinkles, discolouration, blotchiness and age spots. Find out more about how this happens, and how to protect yourself, can help maintain healthier, more youthful skin.
How to tick off your vaccination checklist in one visit
Did you know your Pharmacist can administer multiple vaccinations together to boost your immunity in a single visit? Learn more about catching up on routine immunisations or booking in for your seasonal Flu AND COVID-19 prevention
Whooping cough epidemic: Are you protected?
Also called ‘pertussis’, whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory infection that poses significant health risks to infants, but affects people of all ages. Learn more
Teen eczema – Aaron’s story
Read about Aaron's journey with eczema, his tips for managing the condition and other Eczema advice.
Fact or Fiction: How much do you really know about eczema?
Eczema is the most common chronic inflammatory skin condition world-wide¹, and there are plenty of myths about it too. Let’s bust some eczema myths!
When was the last time you had a skin check?
Skin cancers are one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Australia every year, and when caught early most can be successfully treated. Find out more about why it's always a good idea to stay proactive about your health, including getting a skin check.
Eczema and dry skin care in winter
Winter can be a challenging time if you have eczema or dry skin. Learn more about how to take care of your skin during the winter months.
Confused about flu and COVID-19 vaccinations? Here’s where to start
Keeping you and your family up to date with vaccinations can feel daunting, but busy schedules, cost concerns and needle aversions shouldn’t mean you aren’t protected. Let’s address some common barriers to help make vaccinations a seamless part of your health routine.
