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Chest Pain
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Understanding different types of chest pain, when to call 000, and what to expect at the hospital.
HealthdirectAll
Heart Attack
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Signs, symptoms, and what to do if you or someone else is having a heart attack.
HealthdirectConsumer
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
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Causes, symptoms, and treatment of blood clots in the legs.
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Pulmonary Embolism
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What a pulmonary embolism is, its symptoms, and why it's a medical emergency.
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Heart Failure
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Understanding heart failure, managing symptoms, and knowing when to seek help.
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Fainting (Syncope)
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Why people faint, first aid for fainting, and when to see a doctor.
HealthdirectConsumer
Breathing Problems
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When breathlessness is an emergency and what causes difficulty breathing.
HealthdirectConsumer
Asthma Action Plans
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How to create and use an asthma action plan, including first aid steps for an attack.
Asthma CouncilAll
Cold vs Flu — Know the Difference
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How to tell if you have a cold or flu, when to see a doctor, and self-care tips.
HealthdirectConsumer
Pneumonia
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Symptoms of pneumonia, how it's diagnosed and treated, and when to go to hospital.
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Croup
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What croup sounds like, home treatment, and when your child needs emergency care.
HealthdirectConsumer
Antibiotics: When Do You Really Need Them?
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Why antibiotics don't work for colds and flu, and when they are actually needed.
NPS MedicineWiseConsumer

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