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Seasonal health

Some health conditions are more common during certain seasons. The articles in this section provide information on how to best prepare for the coming season.

  • Influenza (flu) vaccine
  • Managing health conditions during cyclone season
  • Minimising the risk of a Legionella infection at home
  • Whooping cough (pertussis) vaccine in pregnancy
  • Protect yourself from viruses
  • Recovering after the flood – clean-up for householders
  • Safe holiday food handling
  • Safe use and storage of chemicals for your pool
  • Stay healthy when it's hot – translated fact sheets
  • Staying healthy in winter
  • Swimming pools and spas
  • Tips for keeping your spa or pool healthy

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