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Free Diabetes Screening

Debbie Cunliffe from

Celebrating World Diabetes Day - Tuesday 14th November

Would you like to find out if you have type two diabetes or are at risk of getting type two?

If you would like to know, come and see the team at SwitchedOn Exercise and Wellness Centre, 14b Hocking Street on Tuesday, 14th November 10-12 noon, where, for only $10 you can have a HbA1c test that will tell you what your risk is.

If you are at risk of developing type two diabetes or have type two diabetes then you are advised to make an appointment to speak to your GP or to one of the Diabetes Help team.

Call 07 9750005 or 07 5713422 to find out more

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Bob Owens Retirement Village

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