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There is no single cause for cardiovascular disease, but there are risk factors that increase your chance of developing it, risk factors that you can simply change and expel from your current lifestyle.
Like most people, those with exercise-induced asthma can still enjoy exercise as a normal part of a healthy lifestyle.
This Week (April 7th - 13th) is World Allergy Week which in 2014, is highlighting the severity of Anaphylaxis.
April 7 is World Health Day, and this year, the World Health Organisation is sending the message: Small Bite, Big Threat.
The Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT) is recommended for the application to bites and stings, particularly those bitten by Venomous Snakes, Funnel Web Spiders, Blue Ringed Octopus and Cone Shells.
You might be a Social Media Wiz by day and a Crossfit Champion by night, but recent research suggests your 30-60 minutes of exercise per night may not undo the health risks of sitting for 8+ hours a day, every day.
Do you know the current statistics of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Australia? Aussie "Top Threats" aren't even close...
Would you know how to apply first aid if your pet needed you? If your pet suffers an injury or becomes ill it is up to you to take responsibility and ensure they receive the appropriate treatment.