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Brain health is important too!
Glenn Rees | July 6, 2009How’s your health? Have you thought about it lately? Remember to mind your mind.
You’ve probably thought about what you can do to stay physically healthy. But what about your brain health? Have you given it much thought?
If you haven’t, then now is the time to start. Even though you may feel perfectly healthy now, the changes that lead to dementia could already be occurring in your brain.
Australia’s population is ageing, and with it the prevalence of dementia is increasing. Dementia is a general term for more than 100 conditions causing progressive deterioration in thinking, memory and everyday abilities. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia.
Talk Openly: Indigenous e-Health Forum with special guest blogger, The Hon. Tony Abbott
editor | November 24, 2008The Hon. Tony Abbott MHR, Federal Shadow Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, was our guest blogger in a forum on the potential benefits of e-Health practices for Australia’s remote Indigenous communities.
EXCLUSIVE: Question & Answer with Tony Abbott
olgabodrova | March 3, 2008In an effort to facilitate a higher level of consultation between our community and decision makers, we are planning a number of "Question & Answer" sessions with Australia's key thought leaders. Our first guest is The Hon. Tony Abbott MHR, former Federal Minister for Health and Ageing. Here are his thoughts on the national health care reform, hospital crisis, electronic health records, community consultation, and more.
TALK OPENLY: The Hon. Tony Abbott, Minister for Health and Ageing, Answers Your Questions
editor | May 30, 2007In an effort to facilitate a higher level of consultation between our community and key decision makers, Open Forum has invited a number of thought leaders to facilitate an Open Forum discussion. Our first “Talk Openly” session will be facilitated by The Hon Tony Abbott, Minister for Health and Ageing. Details of the session will be posted in our Events section.