If you are planning to travel overseas and hope to see some amazing wildlife, you might want to think twice before you pet that cute bat or monkey. 

Although HIV and AIDs might be commonly known, many people do not know how they are linked.

It's Australia's first-ever Whooping Cough Day. This initiative from the Immunisation Foundation of Australia raises awareness about the risks associated with whooping cough while encouraging you to make sure you and your children are up-to-date with whooping cough vaccinations.

Polio is a life-threatening disease that can cause paralysis or even death and mostly affects children under 5 years.

WA’s free Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) distribution program has now concluded.

Western Australians in Perth and the Midwest should be alert to the risk of measles following a confirmed case.

From August 2023, women who have uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) will have an additional option of accessing antibiotic treatment directly through a pharmacy.

The WA Government program providing free flu (influenza) vaccines to everyone in Western Australia during May has been extended until the end of June.

Natalie was 7 weeks pregnant and had a 1-year-old at the time when finding out the news that there will be 4 more babies on the way.

A new episode of WA Health's podcast 'This podcast could save your life' has been released featuring Dr John Blakey, Respiratory Physician, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Ms Brooke Kyle, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.