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Oy, what a feeling!
 Wolper Jewish Hospital is developing various health-related activities around the theme of "Wellness". This program was launched in August and activities commenced soon after. The current thematic area is “nutrition”.
This program aims at delivering high quality health promotion activities for a sophisticated audience. The emphasis is on providing quality information and activities of substance that are entertaining as well
If you would like to be kept informed about our Wellbeing Program activities, please subscribe to the Wellbeing Program Newsletter for regular email updates.
2008 Wellbeing Program Wolper Jewish Hospital invites you to attend these FREE seminars. The program for this year is diverse. The topics are relevant for anyone interested in trying to prevent these diseases occurring in themselves or their families, or to sufferers who wish to learn more.
All programs are held in the Gold Star Room, Hakoah Club, 61-67 Hall St, Bondi, at 7.30pm. All are on a Tuesday. The speakers will be available for questions at the end of the evening's presentation. Please bring along your family and friends. All are welcome.
Tues 9 Sep: "Kidney disease"
Dr Alan Cass
Professor Andrew Rosenberg
Maggie Aitken
Tues 11 Nov: "Sleep Problems"
Associate Professor Ron Grunstein
Delwyn Bartlett
Kidney Disease Tuesday 9 September, 7.30pm
Gold Star Room, Hakoah Club
61-67 Hall St, Bondi
• Professor Andrew Rosenberg - paediatric nephrologist.
• Dr Alan Cass - kidney diseases specialist physician, epidemiologist, and health services researcher.
• Maggie Aitken - dietitian.
The seminar is open to all, and there will be time for questions to the speakers.
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