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How to keep yourself safe from airborne diseases Airborne diseases can spread so easily. Someone comes to work with a slight cold and suddenly the entire office is sneezing. Unfortunately for you and those around you, the body’s method of protecting your lungs from contamination is through violent sneezing and coughing. Airborne pathogenic organisms can also […]
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How to Save Money on your Private Health Cover With April 2020 looming around the corner and private health insurance premiums set to rise by an average of 2.92%, health experts cannot place enough stress on the importance of regularly reviewing your health cover. Everyone has different needs and of the 37 health funds in
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What is the Private Health Insurance Rebate? Introduction Would you like to save money on your health insurance premiums? If so, you can receive up to 33% back on what you spent throughout the year on your health coverage through the Australian Government Private Health Insurance Rebate. What is the Private Health Insurance Rebate? The
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Every year on the 4th of February, World Cancer Day is observed to raise awareness of the disease and encourage early detection through screenings and prevention through healthy life choices
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Breast Cancer: a quick guide to self-screening and mammograms It has been estimated that there will be over 19,300 new cases of female breast cancer and 164 male instances in Australia this year. That’s about 53 Australian women a day. New data from the National Breast Cancer Foundation reveal that 2018’s figures of 1 in
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The Difference Between Outpatient and Inpatient Services And what you can claim on your Private Health Insurance So you’ve fallen ill or busted your knee. You get to the hospital and find that your health fund only covers you as an inpatient for services covered on your policy. So what exactly does this mean? This
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2019 is on its way out- which means that hundreds of thousands of Australians are officially planning their New Year’s resolutions. The Australian Institute of Management ran a survey involving over 850 respondents and found that 84% of people that planned resolutions, 57% of them completed half of their resolutions, and only 7% did not
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The festive season is here, and while some manage to stay as merry as Cindy Lou Who, for many others, well, Christmas can become really stressful. There are thoughtful gifts to be purchased, elaborate tables to be set, and loud extended family members to deal with. Stress is a natural part of life but too
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Promises fall through Health Minister Greg Hunt’s avowal to tackle private health insurance premiums has gone belly up after a sharp increase in the sales volume of medical devices. As a result, insurance holders are now warned that private health will undergo a substantial premium increase next year- with numbers expected to double the rate
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If you look at your health insurance policy, you might have noticed a couple of treatments that you may not be familiar with. If you’ve never needed specialised shoes, for example, chances are you wouldn’t readily know the purpose of orthotics or what a podiatrist treats. It is advisable to know how many specialists will
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