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28/10/2026

Every day in Australia, 56 people hear the words “you have breast cancer.” 💗

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a reminder that early detection saves lives, and that it starts with knowing your own body.

Look and feel for changes: a new lump, changes to the skin or ni**le, or unusual discharge. Don’t wait. Get anything new checked, whatever your age.

Screening matters too, and it’s changing for the better. There’s a growing national focus on understanding your breast density and your personal risk, so the right screening can look different from one person to the next.

Talk to your GP about what’s right for you: www.crafter.health/bookings

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25/10/2026

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Australian women, affecting around 1 in 7 women. The good news is that when it’s found at stage 1, the five-year survival rate is close to 100%. 💗

That’s why screening saves lives. It can pick up breast cancer before you can feel a thing.

It all starts with knowing your own breasts. Get familiar with what’s normal for you, and have any change checked.

Then there’s screening, and the national conversation is moving towards making it more personal. Australia’s national screening program now encourages women to talk with their GP about their breast density, and that, along with your own risk, helps shape how often to screen and what type of screening suits you.

The more we understand, the more choice you have.

A chat with your GP is the best place to start.

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20/10/2026

Meet the GP’s consulting at Crafter Health!

At Crafter Health, our focus is on supporting doctors to deliver superior medical care to patients, their families, and the broader Mitcham Community.

The passionate GP’s we support are committed to providing exceptional healthcare to individuals, families and the local community.

See our website (link in bio!) for booking information or call our reception team today.

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16/10/2026

October is Mental Health Month across Australia, coordinated nationally by Mental Health Australia, with World Mental Health Day falling on October 10th. This year’s national theme, “Together We Thrive,” is a reminder that connection and community play a real role in how well we cope.

Mental health isn’t separate from physical health — they’re deeply linked, and looking after one supports the other. Yet it’s common to put off talking about how you’re feeling until things feel unmanageable, rather than when the early signs first appear.

This month is a good prompt to check in — not just with yourself, but with the people around you. A low mood, trouble sleeping, or feeling constantly overwhelmed are all worth mentioning to someone, even if nothing feels “wrong enough” to warrant it.

If something has been sitting with you, your GP is a good place to start that conversation: www.crafter.health/bookings

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13/10/2026

Not sure where to start with your mental health? Start with a conversation.

A longer GP appointment gives you time to talk through how you’ve been feeling, what’s been happening in your life, and what might help. Your GP will listen, assess, and work with you on the next steps that suit you.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, your GP may talk to you about a Mental Health Care Plan. This can provide subsidised mental health support through registered practitioners. It’s a subsidy towards the cost of sessions, not fully funded care, so there may still be a cost to you.

Interested? Speak with your GP about whether a plan is right for you. Book a longer appointment at Crafter Health: www.crafter.health/bookings

29/09/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in Australian men, yet early signs can be subtle.

If you have a family history or are over 50, a conversation with your GP about your risk is important.

Learn more from the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia: www.pcfa.org.au

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26/09/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and 2026 has brought Australia’s first major update to prostate cancer screening guidelines in a decade.

Prostate cancer often develops without symptoms in its early stages, which is part of why proactive screening matters — but changes such as difficulty urinating, a weaker stream, or needing to go more often (especially at night) are still worth mentioning to your GP.

Your individual risk — including age, family history and ethnicity — shapes what screening looks like for you, and the new guidelines place a greater focus on this personalised approach.

If it’s been a while since you’ve discussed your prostate health, it’s worth checking whether the updated guidelines change your recommended plan.

Talk to your GP consulting at Crafter Health: www.crafter.health/bookings

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18/09/2026

Women’s Health Week ran from September 1-5, hosted by Jean Hailes.

This serves as a reminder to double-check that your routine health checks are up to date.

Prioritising your health today is an investment in your future wellbeing.
Resources for Women’s Health Month: www.jeanhailes.org.au

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