Berry Men's Shed hosts dementia discussion

Hayley Warden
Updated March 17 2017 - 12:03pm, first published 9:34am
PARTNERSHIP: Berry Men's Shed member David Merrington and Alzheimer’s Australia project officer Stuart Torrance wanted to highlight the importance of openly discussing men's health.
PARTNERSHIP: Berry Men's Shed member David Merrington and Alzheimer’s Australia project officer Stuart Torrance wanted to highlight the importance of openly discussing men's health.

It is because about 244 Australians each day are joining the population with dementia, making it the second leading cause of death of Australian men and women that the Berry Men’s Shed held a health talk to highlight the importance of openly discussing health issues which affect the community.

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Hayley Warden

Hayley Warden

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