Dogs and Aboriginal health in Australia

Article Abstract:

The health effect on humans of dogs in Australian Aboriginal communities is unclear. There are typically many dogs in an Aboriginal community, and public health programs have been directed at keeping the dog population healthy. While there are diseases that can be passed from a dog to a human, it is not clear when the disease is passed from human to human, or dog to human.

Australia, Prevention, Diseases, Zoonoses, Medical policy, Health policy, Dogs, Australian aborigines, Aboriginal Australians, Dog diseases

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Pharmacy self care in Australia

Article Abstract:

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia began the Self Care program to train pharmacists to provide for the broad health care needs of the public. In addition to therapeutic practices, pharmacists learn how to promote prevention and public awareness.

Self-care, Health, Self care (Health)

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Sport sponsorship

Article Abstract:

Heathway, the Western Australian Health Promotion Foundation, is a major sports sponsor and an advocate of public health. The targeting of sports fans, educational opportunities, and other issues regarding Heathway's activities are discussed.

Social aspects, Advertising, Health promotion, Endorsement advertising

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