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Prevention is political : Intouch Public Health
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Prevention is political : Intouch Public Health
Jasmine Lykissas We’re calling on the next Australian Government to allocate at least 5% of health expenditure to prevention. Find out more here. You can also register for PHAA’s Preventive Health Conference, held in Canberra (Ngunnawal country) on 28-30 April 2025. We all know we should quit smoking, eat well, exercise daily, and apply our […] The post Prevention is political appeared first on Intouch Public Health.
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