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ARMADALE-Kelmscott Memorial Hospital can now offer men prostate ultrasounds and biopsies closer to home, thanks to new equipment worth $97,000 that will save men having to travel to other hospitals for tests. more »
A GYM-based exercise program working to boost the vitality of cancer sufferers will kick off in Beechboro next month. more »
EMERSON Lievense is determined to turn his living nightmare with a rare form of cancer into a story of inspiration for many. more »
A GIANT fair at Whiteman Park on September 5 aims to help raise awareness of neural tube defect spina bifida. more »
BETHESDA Hospital in Claremont has been chosen by the State Government to pilot a Palliative Ambulatory Service for the north metropolitan area. more »
AN easy-to-use computer system dubbed the “mental health thermometer” is helping identify mentally ill patients who could be at risk of suicide and self-harm. more »
EARLY detection and treatment of Alzheimer’s will be boosted with more than $2 million of State Government funding announced for research last week. more »
THE Subiaco-based Telethon Institute for Child Health Research has received more than $2.5 million to develop new ways of improving the health and wellbeing of WA Aboriginal families. more »
MORE babies will receive care closer to home thanks to the opening of a special neonatal nursery in Armadale. more »
LOCAL mothers suffering peri-natal anxiety and depression (PND) are being urged to access Subiaco support group From the Heart. more »
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