The 'No Jab, No Play' policy is effective from Monday 22 July, meaning any child who is not fully vaccinated can be excluded from being enrolled in childcare services and kindergarten programs (non-compulsory early education and care).

Respiratory infections are especially common in winter and are easily spread, but there are things you can do to prevent it.

West Australians will have a chance to discuss palliative care issues with health experts at the WA Palliative Care Summit 2019 in August.

Winter is here and that can mean illness like cold and flu, rest assured we have some tips for staying healthy this winter.

Western Australians are being reminded to take steps to protect themselves and their families from colds and flu.

Good hand hygiene is the best and easiest way to avoid colds and flu.

Government-funded vaccine for eligible groups is currently available. Contact your local immunisation provider to book an appointment.

Today’s World No Tobacco Day raises awareness of the harmful and deadly effects of tobacco use and second-hand smoke exposure with this year’s campaign putting the spotlight on lung health.

Most people who have high blood pressure have never had it measured. Raised blood pressure (hypertension), affects 6 million adults and is the leading cause of heart attacks, stroke and kidney disease in Australia.

National Palliative Care Week (19 – 25 May) is a time to encourage talk about end-of-life care wishes.