What is travel health? Travel health is preparation specific to you and your trip. Your destination, activities and health can affect the vaccinations, medications and precautions you need, including any local requirements. You can plan the flights, book somewhere brilliant to stay and still have rain follow you to Himeji Castle. ravelling will always be … Read more
Ear wax is completely normal and plays an important role in protecting your ears, but when too much builds up, the signs aren’t always as obvious as people expect. Hearing may gradually become less clear, while excess wax can also cause a feeling of fullness, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), mild dizziness, or make one … Read more
Two men can both be 42, but their bodies may be travelling at very different speeds. In support of Men’s Health Week, we’re listing five checks men can do at home in a few minutes. They do not diagnose disease, but they can show whether your body is giving you green lights, amber lights, or … Read more
An Introduction to Longevity Medicine at Duro Health What if the most important health decisions you ever make happen long before you feel sick? Longevity medicine focuses on identifying health risks early, often years before symptoms appear. At Duro Health in Prahran, Melbourne, this approach combines advanced testing, preventive healthcare, and personalised health planning to … Read more
It is easy to think of vaccines as something mostly linked to childhood, or perhaps the flu shot that comes around each year. In reality, immunisation remains relevant throughout adult life, and what is recommended can change over time. Keeping track of your immunisation status is not always straightforward. You may have had vaccines at … Read more
Chronic Condition ManagementKidney disease can develop slowly over years, then suddenly catch people by surprise. Your kidneys filter blood continuously and have a large reserve capacity, which means they can lose a significant amount of function before the body signals that something is wrong. Many people therefore feel completely well while gradual changes in kidney … Read more
February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, a chance to pause and learn something new. Ovarian cancer is often difficult to detect early, which is why knowing what to look for, understanding risk factors, and acting on health changes can really make a difference. What This Article Covers Test what you already know about ovarian cancer … Read more
Helping Young Lungs Keep Up at School and Sport For kids, school, playtime and sports should feel active and fun but for many families, asthma can add a layer of struggle and uncertainty. At High Street Medical Clinic, we work with families every day to make breathing easier, not just at home, but in the … Read more
Registering for MyMedicare is one of the simplest ways to strengthen your ongoing healthcare, especially if you live with a chronic condition or need regular mental health support. Supporting People with Chronic Conditions and Mental Health MyMedicare is designed to make ongoing care more coordinated and accessible. From 1 July 2025, changes to the Chronic … Read more
Did You Know? Lung cancer isn’t just a concern for smokers. In fact, anyone can develop lung cancer, including people who have never smoked. It’s a disease that can affect anyone with lungs, which means all of us. At High Street Medical Clinic, our independent doctors see firsthand how lifestyle, environment, and awareness can make … Read more
High Street Medical Centre acknowledges the Wurundjeri people, who are the traditional custodians of the land on which we work. We pay our respects to Wurundjeri Elders past, present and future, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We value their ongoing contribution to the cultural heritage of this land.
