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Here you will find what events Her Medical support throughout each month of the year along with exclusive offers and where media outlets can contact us for interviews, images, write-ups and feature articles.
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| Date | Event | Details |
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| June 30 | Bowel Cancer Awareness Month | Women aren’t immune to bowel cancer — and symptoms are often misattributed to hormones or IBS. Normalising screening in younger women is vital. Bowel cancer is Australia’s second deadliest cancer, but it’s also one of the most treatable if detected early. For women aged 50–74, free screening kits are available via the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program. Throughout June, we’ll be encouraging eligible patients to complete their kits, and we’re also offering appointments to discuss family history and personalised risk. |
| June 9th | King’s Birthday Public Holiday | Make this a reminder of the often-invisible work women do as carers, mothers, and household managers. Perhaps it’s time to celebrate rest and recovery. |
| 9–15 June | Men’s Health Week ( | While this week traditionally focuses on male health, we’re taking the opportunity to also support the women who often carry the health load for their families. Many women are the ones booking their partner's or son’s appointments, so we’ll be sharing tips on how to support the men in your life — and a reminder not to neglect your own health in the process. |
| June 14th | World Blood Donor Day | Many women are regular blood donors, particularly those who’ve had children and understand the importance of blood during childbirth complications. This is a great time to check your eligibility and consider donating – or simply thanking those who do. |
| June 18th | Red Apple Day | Part of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Red Apple Day is a symbolic call to action. We’ll be hosting a mini display in the waiting room and sharing facts on how women can reduce their risk through diet, screening, and staying informed. |
| Date | Event | Details |
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| All of July | Dry July | More women are questioning their relationship with alcohol — especially as we learn more about its links to breast cancer, anxiety, sleep disruption, and hormonal imbalance. Dry July is a chance to reset and take stock. We’ll be providing resources to help women cut back mindfully, and a few creative alternatives to the evening wine. |
| July 7-14th | NAIDOC Week | This year’s theme is about celebrating the strength and stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. At Her Medical, we acknowledge the unique health journeys of First Nations women and remain committed to providing culturally safe, trauma-informed care. We’re also using this week to reflect on how we can better support health equity. |
| July 13-20th | National Diabetes Week | Type 2 diabetes affects thousands of Australian women — particularly postmenopausal women or those with a history of gestational diabetes. This week, we’ll be highlighting risk factors, prevention strategies, and the importance of regular checks, especially for women planning pregnancy or managing hormonal transitions. |
| July 28th | World Hepatitis Day | Liver health is a cornerstone of hormonal health, yet hepatitis often goes undiagnosed in women until symptoms appear. We’ll be sharing information on testing and vaccination, particularly for those born overseas or with risk factors, to encourage early detection and prevention. |
| Date | Event | Details |
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| August 4-10th | Dental Health Week | Hormonal changes — during pregnancy, perimenopause, or while using contraceptives — can all affect gum health. This week is a timely reminder that oral health is part of whole-body health. We’ll be linking patients with local female dentists and sharing tips for maintaining a healthy mouth at every life stage. |
| Jeans for Genes Day | Jeans for Genes Day | Behind every child living with a genetic disorder is often a woman navigating care, advocacy, and resilience. On this day, we acknowledge the many mums and carers who walk this path, and we’ll be raising awareness about genetic screening options available before and during pregnancy. |
| August 4-10th | Homelessness Week | Women are one of the fastest-growing groups experiencing homelessness — often due to domestic violence or financial insecurity. At Her Medical |
All journalists or media agencies wanting to do a write-up or feature article please contact manager@hermedical.com.au to further discuss the content and topic of the write-up and article, which publication this will appear in, and book a suitable date and time to meet.
All journalists and media outlets wanting to do a private interview with one of Her Medical onsite General Practitioners, please contact manager@hermedical.com.au to further discuss and book a date and time.
Once the date is booked, and at the doctor’s discretion, you may be required to submit any questions involving the topic of discussion prior to the interview for the doctor to review.
Her Medical has teamed up with digital services to provide advertising opportunities on the external digital billboard situated on Ferry Road, directly in front of the Her Medical facility. This prime location offers vendors maximum visibility on a busy, high-traffic road. With over 40,000 cars passing by daily, Ferry Road is a well-known route on the Gold Coast.
What sets this billboard apart from other digital billboards around the Gold Coast is its exclusivity to the medical and wellbeing industry.
For more details and to request a media kit, please contact us: digital@herservices.au to further discuss. https://www.herservices.com.au/