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The Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance (ACDPA) works together to raise awareness of the enormous burden of chronic disease in Australia and highlight opportunities to create healthier food and physical environments to reduce risk factors. We also work to increase risk assessment, early detection and management of chronic disease risk.
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Jan 01, 2020
Prevention is often overlooked and undervalued. But COVID-19 has brought prevention squarely back into the spotlight. ACDPA Chair Sharon McGowan authored a recent article on prevention in the Consumers Health Forum e-journal Health Voices.
Apr 06, 2020
World Health Day offers a timely reminder to say thank you to our health workers.
2020 is the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, and right now we are reminded that nurses are critical to keep the health system running and provide the necessary support for patients.
Apr 08, 2020
The Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance (ACDPA) is concerned some people are overlooking their existing chronic conditions and even failing to call triple zero (000) for an ambulance in an immediate life-threatening emergency.
Dec 10, 2019
ACDPA welcomes the new National Alcohol Strategy, which includes many policy actions to curb the impact of alcohol. However, we are disappointed that changes to alcohol taxation have already been ruled out by Government.
Nov 17, 2019
Leading public health and consumer groups welcome the outcomes of the Ministerial Forum as an important step in concluding the Health Star Rating (HSR) System Five Year Review.
Sep 29, 2019
World leaders met in New York and adopted the first ever declaration on universal health coverage. The ACDPA Chair Sharon McGowan and Executive Officer Emma Lonsdale authored a post in Croakey to recognise the move towards #HealthForAll.
Sep 04, 2019
During the Global Week for Action on NCDs 2 - 8 September, people around the world are united in their call for action: Enough. Our Health. Our Right. Right Now.
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