What saved Will was the fact that local and Mobile Intensive Care Ambulance (MICA) paramedics were available and not tied up with non-emergency calls. So save triple zero for emergencies, and help Ambulance Victoria’s paramedics save lives like Will’s. Read More >
National Palliative Care Week is an annual awareness raising week organised by Palliative Care Australia.
The theme for this year’s National Palliative Care Week is ‘You matter, your care matters. Palliative care can make a difference’.
National Palliative Care Week is a national week supported by the Department of Health to raise awareness and understanding about palliative care in the Australian community.
The theme addresses the need for aged care services to provide palliative care where appropriate.
PCA will highlight how palliative care can help people accessing aged care services to have a high quality of life, right to the end of life.
People in aged care often have more than one chronic illness which affects their health in different ways. Palliative care can help manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life. Read More >
During Macular Degeneration Awareness Week, 21 to 27 May, Australians are being asked to “Face the Facts about Macular Degeneration” and take steps to reduce their risk.
National Hearing Care, Australia’s leading independent provider of hearing healthcare is offering FREE hearing checks at Berwick Pharmacy this Monday 22nd May, 2017 and at PharmaSave Eden Rise on Wednesday 24th May, 2017
Bookings are essential. Please call us to secure an appointment.
Berwick Pharmacy: (03)9707 1555
PharmaSave Eden Rise: (03)8794 7920
Everyone has blood pressure. It is the pressure of blood against the walls of your blood vessels (or arteries) as the heart pumps blood around your body. Your blood pressure will increase and decrease depending on what you are doing. When you are exercising, nervous or stressed your blood pressure will increase and it will decrease when you are sitting or sleeping. High blood pressure is when your blood pressure is persistently higher than normal even at resting state (also known as hypertension).
According to Australian Health Survey, in 2011-12, almost one-third of all adult Australians had hypertension. Of these, almost half (48.8%) self-reported having a current and long-term heart or circulatory condition. Men were more likely to have hypertension than women. Hypertension was significantly more prevalent at older ages, with almost 9 in 10 people aged 85 years and over having hypertension. Read More >
Mum. Just three letters that come with unconditional love and a great deal of wisdom.
Throughout our lives, there are many times we draw on the advice given to us from our mums and there are also times where we ignored it, but wish that we hadn’t!
Mum knows best about many things, and just one of these things is real-life beauty. We ask some of the Kiana Beauty team to share the best beauty advice they received from their mum and share this mum wisdom with you. Read More >
Australia has one of the highest reported incidences of food allergies in the world, and the numbers are growing at an alarming rate with one in 10 babies born in Australia today forecast to develop a food allergy. This year Food Allergy Week is being celebrated from 14–20 May.
Food allergy is an allergic response to particular foods or food additives. Food intolerance occurs when the body has a chemical reaction to eating a particular food or drink. Unlike food allergies, intolerances do not involve the body’s immune system. Food intolerance symptoms include headaches, bloating, wind, nausea, mouth ulcers or hives, and can occur several hours after a food is eaten.
An allergic reaction can quickly become life threatening and people can die from food allergy. It’s up to all of us to be allergy aware – to know how to minimise the risk of a reaction, to know what to do if a reaction happens, and to understand and support family, friends and colleagues living with food allergies. Read More >
It’s hard to believe that Chanel No. 5 is 96 years old. Yes, you read right, 96 years old.
Launched in 1921 as Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel’s first fragrance, it was a revolutionary product which smelt unlike any perfume that had come before it.
The magic ingredient? Aldehydes.
Aldehydes had only been recently isolated by chemists, but because they were so strong, no perfumer had dared to use them.
It is thought that Chanel’s perfumer, Ernest Beaux, added an unusually large amount of aldehydes to the fifth sample (perhaps accidentally), and Chanel No. 5 was born. Read More >
They’re back! Following the unfortunate factory fire, the Wavertree & London candles are now back in stock at PharmaSave Eden rise, just in time for Mother’s Day! Soaps will be back in stock shortly. Wavertree and London
Featuring the LIMITED EDITION – Mother’s Day Flower Market
40% OFF Sukin from Thursday 4th May to Thursday 18th May, 2017
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