Resources
Welcome to our resource centre. All resources have a free PDF option and many also have hard copies that you can order online using Visa or Mastercard.
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Tongan what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Samoan what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Korean what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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A pamphlet in Hindi to help you understand what cholesterol is and what you can do to manage it. more»
Free for first 50 (then $0.10 each)
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Hindi what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Traditional Chinese what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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Professor Jim Mann, Department of Human Nutrition, University of Otago has compiled guidance on the management of dyslipidaemia in primary care as this is frequently raised in terms of the complexity involved in assessment and management of lipids. more»
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Download or order this A4 poster that explains in Māori what high cholesterol is and ways to lower it. more»
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Learn how cholesterol can affect your heart health with the Māori translation of our cholesterol A5 pamphlet. It will help you understand what cholesterol is and how to manage it. more»
Free for first 50 (then $0.10 each)
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Download or order the Samoan translation of our A5 pamphlet to help you understand cholesterol. more»
Free for first 50 (then $0.10 each)
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Download or order the Tongan version of our A5 pamphlet to help you understand in what cholesterol is. You can use this resource to talk to your doctor or nurse about ways to manage high cholesterol. more»
Free for first 50 (then $0.10 each)
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A Korean translation of our pamphlet about cholesterol. Download or order this A5 pamphlet to help you understand what cholesterol is. You can use this resource to talk to your doctor or nurse about ways to manage high cholesterol. more»
Free for first 50 (then $0.10 each)