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Canterbury began rolling out the National Bowel Screening Programme in October 2020. This was part of a staged rollout across all regions of Aotearoa that began in 2017 following a
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Stomach cancer survivor, Chris Parata urges people to trust their gut and visit their GP if they have any ongoing pain or reflux. Initially, Chris was put on anti-reflux medication
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Testing positive for a high-risk cancer gene forced some tough decisions on Nicola Coom, but also ignited a passion for improving the lives of those impacted by cancer. Nicola was
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A new building to house the Cancer Society’s Christchurch-based patient accommodation and support services is due to be completed in early 2023. Chief Executive of the Cancer Society Canterbury –
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Pegasus Health is pleased to announce that we have signed the OraTaiao Health Professional’s Joint Call for Action on Climate Change and Health. OraTaiao is a climate response group, who
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Ada Beaumont feels grateful that she was able to celebrate her husband Gary’s 80th birthday before he passed away from a stage four brain tumour in late 2021. The celebration
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Pegasus Health and ScreenSouth recently cemented their commitment to supporting general practice with their cervical screening work. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Keiran Horne, the ScreenSouth Board Chairperson,
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Pegasus Health is pleased to announce the signing of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Harm Minimisation) Amendment Bill. Katie Brown, Population Health Specialist, signed the open letter on behalf
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Connecting with all communities is key to ensuring Pegasus Health’s purpose that all people living in Canterbury lead healthy lives. Recently, Edith Yi, Administrator for the General Practice and Community
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Sam Cameron-Dunn (Ngāi Tahu) is about to begin his career in Aotearoa’s health workforce. Currently in his fifth year studying a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at the University of
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