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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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17.09.2026
Cuddle Cots mean the world to grieving parents
Queensland’s public hospitals will receive 22 additional and three replacement Cuddle Cots, giving grieving parents essential time to make memories and say goodbye.
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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.
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18.09.2026
New-look Cairns Hospital builds momentum in FNQ
The Cairns Hospital Expansion is Far North Queensland’s largest single health investment in history, on track to deliver more health services to the region.
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17.09.2026
Cuddle Cots mean the world to grieving parents
Queensland’s public hospitals will receive 22 additional and three replacement Cuddle Cots, giving grieving parents essential time to make memories and say goodbye.
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15.09.2026
Maternity services return to Biloela and Cooktown
Returned birthing services have already delivered for one Queensland family. Baby Arlie Mae couldn’t wait to be born at Biloela Hospital, arriving less than 24 hours after the local maternity service reopened.
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11.09.2026
When pregnancy sickness becomes too much to bear
Hyperemesis gravidarum is the most severe form of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. While around 70 per cent of women experience some degree of NVP, the one per cent struck by HG face relentless illness.
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11.09.2026
Why you need to know the signs of life-threatening sepsis
What started out as an irritating toothache for 35-year-old Luke Woodhouse quickly turned into a battle for his life.
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09.09.2026
Future of Coomera healthcare in safe hands
The new Coomera Hospital reached a major milestone today with Multiplex named as preferred contractor.