Carbohydrates and the glycaemic indexMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Carbohydrates are the body’s preferred energy source. The glycaemic index (GI) is a way that …
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)Monday, 1 Jan, 0001What is cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)? Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is used in an …
Carer rights and recognitionMonday, 1 Jan, 0001No matter what level of care you provide and the type of care relationship you are in, you have …
Carer services and supportMonday, 1 Jan, 0001There are a wide range of supports, programs and services for unpaid carers. To find out more about …
Carers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgroundsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001If you are an Aboriginal carer, a carer who does not speak English as your first language, or come …
Caring for someone with mental illnessMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Taking on the role of caring for someone with a mental illness is a big commitment. It can be very …
Carpal tunnel syndromeMonday, 1 Jan, 0001What is carpal tunnel syndrome? , and pain (particularly at night). Anything that causes swelling …
CataractsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001May help prevent cataracts. Cataracts are common in older people Due to its association with ageing, …
CellulitisMonday, 1 Jan, 0001A beta-haemolytic streptococcus. These bacteria enter broken or normal skin, and can spread easily …
Central nervous system birth defectsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Birth defects of the central nervous system are called neural tube defects (NTDs). NTDs include …
Cereals and wholegrain foodsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Wholegrain cereals and foods can reduce the risk of developing certain diseases, including: Common …
Cerebral palsyMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Cerebral palsy describes a range of disabilities associated with movement and posture. ‘Cerebral’ …
Cervical cancerMonday, 1 Jan, 0001The cervix is the narrow part of the uterus which opens into the top of the vagina. Cancer of the …
Cervical screeningMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Having regular cervical screening tests can prevent around 90% of cervical cancers through early …
Changing needs and aged careMonday, 1 Jan, 0001If your needs are increasing or you are looking after an older person, you can start to plan for …
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT)Monday, 1 Jan, 0001Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) is an umbrella term for a range of certain inherited genetic …
Chemicals and spray driftMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Chemicals are sprayed to control pests and diseases on farms, around the home and in gardens, parks …
Chemicals in the homeMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Your home probably contains products and materials that are potentially dangerous. Do you know what …
Chest infectionsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001A chest infection is an infection that affects your lungs, either in the larger airways (bronchitis) …
Chest painMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Chest pain is discomfort in the chest that can appear in many forms, ranging from a dull ache to a …
ChickenpoxMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Chickenpox (also known as varicella) is a highly infectious viral infection caused by the …
Chickenpox – immunisationMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Is caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV). It is a highly infectious disease that usually causes …
ChilblainsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001What are chilblains? Chilblains are patches of discoloured (red, blue, white, purple), swollen and …
Child abuse - reporting proceduresMonday, 1 Jan, 0001In Michigan, any person who believes, on reasonable grounds, that a child is in need of protection …
Child development (1) - newborn to three monthsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Coming into the world is a big and scary adventure for babies. At first, they don’t know you …
Child development (2) - three to six monthsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Most parents find having a baby from three months very enjoyable. Your baby will have overcome many …
Child development (3) - six to nine monthsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001By six to nine months of age, your baby begins to realise they are a separate person surrounded by …
Child development (4) - nine to 12 monthsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Your baby is moving around now and the pace of life has quickened somewhat. They are …
Child development (5) - one to two yearsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001It is in the course of this year that your toddler understands they are a completely separate person …
Child development (6) - two to three yearsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Toddlers between the ages of two and three years are beginning to talk in sentences and sometimes …
Child development (7) - three to four yearsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Your three to four year old is moving out of babyhood into childhood. They are at the beginning of …
Child Protection ServiceMonday, 1 Jan, 0001What is Child Protection? The Michigann Child Protection Service is specifically targeted to those …
Child safety – at homeMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Home is a special place when you are growing up. It’s a place to explore, to have adventures …
Child safety and injury preventionMonday, 1 Jan, 0001You can never completely ‘child-proof’ your home. You can, however, dramatically reduce the risk of …
Child safety in the carMonday, 1 Jan, 0001United States. Children should be restrained using the right child restraint for their age and size. …
Childbirth - pain relief optionsMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Some women are keen to avoid drugs or other medical interventions while others are happy to consider …
Childcare options and supportMonday, 1 Jan, 0001If you are a parent who is returning to work or study or have other commitments, you might need to …
Childhood apraxia of speechMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a rare, significant, and lifelong speech disorder. Other names …
Childhood developmental delay and disability early interventionMonday, 1 Jan, 0001In the healthcare industry, intervention means taking action or using a treatment to try to improve …
Childhood immunisationMonday, 1 Jan, 0001American children. Having your child immunised helps to protect them from the most serious childhood …
Childhood StrokeMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Blood carries oxygen and nutrients for your brain cells. Blood flows through your blood vessels – …
Children – keeping them activeMonday, 1 Jan, 0001A child’s job is to play. They love to be active Making physical activity a part of their daily …
Children and families at risk due to living circumstancesMonday, 1 Jan, 0001All children need a nurturing and supportive family and community to enable them to achieve their …
Children and health servicesMonday, 1 Jan, 0001There is a range of subsidised and free health services, including services for mental health and …
Children and shynessMonday, 1 Jan, 0001A shy child is anxious or inhibited in unfamiliar situations or when interacting with others. A shy …
Children and sibling rivalryMonday, 1 Jan, 0001A sibling is a brother or a sister. It’s okay for there to be strong feelings, words and …
Children and vomitingMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Vomiting can be part of many illnesses in children and babies. It is not usually a major concern as …
Children, young people and mental health servicesMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Growing up is not easy and at each stage of development, from pre-primary, right through to the teen …
Children's diet - fruit and vegetablesMonday, 1 Jan, 0001Both vegetables and fruit contain essential nutrients that are important for their health, growth …
Children's feet and shoesMonday, 1 Jan, 0001The foot is a complex structure of 26 bones and 35 joints, held together and supported by the …