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Health topics that matter to us

Man with Down Syndrome lifting weights.

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Easier words with pictures to help explain some ideas.

A health professional speaking with a young man with Down Syndrome. There are posters about health on the walls.

People with intellectual disability need information about all health issues. 

Some health issues are more common for us.

Some health problems end up worse for us.

Sometimes we are not treated fair with our health problems.

This part of the website talks about health topics that matter to us.

 

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People with intellectual disability need information about all kinds of health issues. 

Health issues that matter to other Australians matter to us too. 

In our community, some health issues: 

  • are more common than for other Australians
  • have worse outcomes 
  • can be managed in ways that are not fair. 

This section of the website draws attention to health topics that matter to us. 

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