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01.10.2026
The simple steps to stop the spread of syphilis
The number of syphilis cases across Australia remains high, making testing and early treatment more important than ever before.
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22.09.2026
World-first tech fast tracking cancer diagnosis for Queenslanders
Queensland patients have been among the first in the world to benefit from groundbreaking technology that fast-tracks the identification of multiple myeloma – an incurable but treatable form of blood cancer.
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16.10.2026
Healthy Kindy Kids giving Queensland children a head start
Queensland children are now being offered free vision, hearing, speech and language screening during kindergarten to identify any developmental concerns early and support their transition to school.
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14.10.2026
Right place, right time for Sunshine Coast EPP
Emergency Physiotherapy Practitioner Richard explains how fulfilling his work for the Sunshine Coast University Hospital ED is.
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09.10.2026
Cooktown welcomes first baby following return of birthing services
The arrival of baby Teuila Seiuli has marked a special milestone for Cooktown’s maternity team, with the birth of the 4.25kg girl celebrating the return of local birthing services after more than four years.
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02.10.2026
New approach to women’s health brings care closer to Queensland communities
Women and girls' health hubs offer a welcoming space to manage various facets of health and wellbeing.
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01.10.2026
The simple steps to stop the spread of syphilis
The number of syphilis cases across Australia remains high, making testing and early treatment more important than ever before.
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30.09.2026
Young stroke survivor credits Sunshine Coast team for his recovery
Sunshine Coast’s Dru Arnold is one of the lucky ones. The healthy and active 39-year-old was working his job as a concreter one day, and the next, was in hospital after having multiple strokes.
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23.09.2026
Having conversations now, for the care you’d like later
You can’t know what the future will hold, but planning your health care choices today can make a big difference if you become too unwell to speak for yourself.
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22.09.2026
World-first tech fast tracking cancer diagnosis for Queenslanders
Queensland patients have been among the first in the world to benefit from groundbreaking technology that fast-tracks the identification of multiple myeloma – an incurable but treatable form of blood cancer.
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21.09.2026
Van with a plan bringing crucial cancer test to men in the bush
What do you do when the tyranny of distance makes it difficult for country men to access a crucial cancer test? You bring it to them – on four wheels.