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Why is BreastScreen WA asking women about their COVID vaccination? 21 March 2021 As you are no doubt aware the Commonwealth Government has committed to a nationwide COVID-19 vaccination program to be completed by the end of 2021. There is no evidence that the COVID-19 disease or COVID-19 vaccination has any adverse effect on the breast tissue. Some recently published medical studies have reported a small incidence of mild lymph gland swelling in the armpit on the side of the inoculation for up to 6 weeks after the vaccination. BreastScreen WA is not recommending that women delay or reschedule their screening appointments. BreastScreen WA is asking women questions about the date, arm and brand of COVID-19 inoculation, so the consultant radiologist has this information when they interpret the mammogram images. If you have any queries about this matter, please contact BreastScreen WA on email breastscreenwa@health.wa.gov.au -
New clinic opens in East Perth 13 December 2020 BreastScreen WA has opened its newest clinic at 63 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth. East Perth - Mardalup Clinic is the first BreastScreen clinic in Australia to be co-named with a traditional Aboriginal designation. Mardalup is a Noongar name and was selected in consultation with local Aboriginal Elders and the Western Australian Museum as this was the traditional name of the location of the new clinic. East Perth - Mardalup Clinic will replace Perth City Clinic on Murray Street which permanently closed on 27 November 2020 after 25 years of service. A launch was held on Friday 13 November officiated by the Hon. Alanna Therese Clohesy MLC and the clinic opened to the public for screening on Monday 7 December 2020. All women aged 50-74 years are invited to have a free screening mammogram every two years. To book an appointment at East Perth - Mardalup Clinic you can bookonlineor call13 20 50... -
BSWA Christmas and New Year 2020 closures 23 November 2020 Office and clinic closing dates The BSWA mobile units finish screening on Friday 18 December 2020. The last screening day for fixed clinics is Wednesday 23 December 2020. All clinics re-open on Monday 4 January 2021. Call centre hours The call centre is only closed on the public holidays. The call centre is open for bookings with reduced hours on Thursday 24 December (8am to 4pm), then from 9am to 4pm Tuesday 29 – 31 December 2020. Back to usual operating hours 8am to 5pm from Monday 4 January 2021. Our website is open for online bookings all year round! Bookhere.
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Two new breast cancer clinics to provide better access and care 07 October 2020 Media statement - Wednesday 7 October 2020 Health Minister Roger Cook today announced two new breast cancer clinics to help thousands of women in Western Australia. A permanent BreastScreen WA clinic is set to open in Albany, as well as a new screening and assessment centre in Perth's northern suburbs. These two clinics will provide better access to early detection and care for thousands of women in Western Australia. Click here to view the full Media Statement
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BreastScreen WA resumes full service 07 May 2020 All of BreastScreen WA permanent clinics located at: Bunbury Cannington Cockburn Mandurah Midland Mirrabooka Perth City (Murray Street and David Jones Rose Clinic) Wanneroo Padbury Rockingham are now open. One of our mobile screening units is based in Armadale at Haynes Shopping Centre, Cnr Eighth Ave & Armadale Rd and is also open now through to 29 May. BreastScreen WA’s other mobile screening units are scheduled to resume country screening in June 2020. Confirmed dates and locations for towns will be updated on the website within the ‘Find your town’ listing on the rural and remote page. First stops include ... Geraldton 03/06/2020 – 07/10/2020 Regional Hospital, car park off Milford St. (beside loading bay) Esperance 03/06/2020 – 06/07/2020 Car park off James St, next to RSL Memorial Park Waroona 02/06/202...
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17/01/2023