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Krishna Sura
Self-collected Cervical Screening Tests (CST) allow women to collect their own sample using a swab, which is tested for high-risk HPV—the virus linked to most cervical cancers. This method offers privacy, convenience, and improved accessibility, especially for under-screened populations. Clinical evidence shows it’s nearly as accurate as clinician-collected samples. While not suitable for everyone, most women can collect a quality sample with simple instructions. Speak to your doctor to see if it’s right for you.
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Skip the complicated regimens and expensive products seen on social media. The science of skin is deep but the recommendations are simple.
Understanding Medicare Rules for Mental Health Care Plans and Reviews
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Krishna Sura
A Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) in Australia, created by a GP, allows eligible individuals with diagnosed mental health conditions to access subsidised therapy under Medicare. Initially, patients can receive up to six sessions with approved professionals, with a review required for up to four more sessions each calendar year. Reviews assess treatment progress and update goals. Services must be delivered by Medicare-approved providers such as psychologists or mental health social workers under the Better Access initiative.
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Krishna Sura

Self Collected CST ('Pap Smears')

Self-collected Cervical Screening Tests (CST) allow women to collect their own sample using a swab, which is tested for high-risk HPV—the virus linked to most cervical cancers. This method offers privacy, convenience, and improved accessibility, especially for under-screened populations. Clinical evidence shows it’s nearly as accurate as clinician-collected samples. While not suitable for everyone, most women can collect a quality sample with simple instructions. Speak to your doctor to see if it’s right for you.

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Skin Care Routine

Skip the complicated regimens and expensive products seen on social media. The science of skin is deep but the recommendations are simple.

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Krishna Sura

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Krishna Sura

Understanding Medicare Rules for Mental Health Care Plans and Reviews

A Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) in Australia, created by a GP, allows eligible individuals with diagnosed mental health conditions to access subsidised therapy under Medicare. Initially, patients can receive up to six sessions with approved professionals, with a review required for up to four more sessions each calendar year. Reviews assess treatment progress and update goals. Services must be delivered by Medicare-approved providers such as psychologists or mental health social workers under the Better Access initiative.

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