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Influenza is serious, but it isn’t as scary if you’re vaccinated.Protect yourself and others from influenza (flu).Your y...
07/08/2026

Influenza is serious, but it isn’t as scary if you’re vaccinated.
Protect yourself and others from influenza (flu).
Your yearly flu vaccine offers you the best protection from serious illness and is available from your GP or pharmacy. Getting a flu vaccine is quick, easy and recommended for everyone aged 6 months and over.
Everyone aged 2 years and over can get a flu vaccine at a pharmacy.
Book your flu vaccine at your GP or pharmacy today: www.healthdirect.gov.au/nswfluvaccine
Friends and Supporters of Pozhet

06/08/2026

Ever wondered if gay people are the only ones who get HIV?
Watch the latest video, get insight into people living with HIV and how they navigate their personal experience through laughter and understanding.

HIV is still often associated with stigma, particularly due to misconceptions about how it’s transmitted. Using humour to address these misconceptions can break down barriers and create space for open conversations.
Please visit Pozhet and view the complete series.
https://pozhet.org.au/hivstigmacampaign

Who can access free PrEP?You may be able to access free PrEP if you:• do not have Medicare• are living in NSW• are at ri...
03/08/2026

Who can access free PrEP?
You may be able to access free PrEP if you:
• do not have Medicare
• are living in NSW
• are at risk of HIV
• are assessed by a clinician as suitable for PrEP
You may be able to access free PrEP if you are an international student, temporary visa holder, are on a working holiday visa, are seeking asylum, or do not have Medicare for other reasons.
You do not need to know for sure whether PrEP is right for you before contacting a service. A nurse or doctor can talk with you about your options.
Find out more: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/endinghiv/Pages/medicare-ineligible-prep-access.aspx

Hepatitis is a viral liver infection, and the 3 most common types are A, B and C. In Australia, more than 400,000 people...
01/08/2026

Hepatitis is a viral liver infection, and the 3 most common types are A, B and C. In Australia, more than 400,000 people are living with Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C, and many remain undiagnosed.
Many people do not experience any symptoms, but some may experience:
- fever
- feeling tired
- nausea
- diarrhoea
- loss of appetite
- jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes).
If you experience any symptoms of hepatitis, don’t wait. Talk to your doctor straight away.
Living with Hepatitis B or C? Talk to your doctor about a liver health check-up once a year, even if you feel healthy and well.
For more on hepatitis A, visit: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/hepatitis_a.aspx
For more on hepatitis B and C, visit: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/hepatitis/Pages/default.aspx
Friends and Supporters of Pozhet

According to public health experts, hepatitis B is not transmitted through everyday affection like hugging, holding hand...
28/07/2026

According to public health experts, hepatitis B is not transmitted through everyday affection like hugging, holding hands, or kissing. It's safe to have contact and be in relationships with any person who lives with hepatitis B. Vaccination protects against hepatitis B.

For more information visit livewellwithhepb.com.au
To learn how hepatitis B is transmitted, visit: https://mhahs.org.au/hepatitis-b/hepatitis-b-transmission/

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According to public health experts, you can’t get hepatitis B from sharing food, chopsticks, plates or drinking from the...
26/07/2026

According to public health experts, you can’t get hepatitis B from sharing food, chopsticks, plates or drinking from the same cup. It’s safe to eat together.

For more information visit livewellwithhepb.com.au
To learn how hepatitis B is transmitted, visit: https://mhahs.org.au/hepatitis-b/hepatitis-b-transmission/


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