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16.04.2026
Life on the land is the best medicine for country doctor
The country runs deep in Dr Mikala Dales’ blood and there is nowhere else she would rather be living and working.
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18.03.2026
Evolving with epilepsy: an often-invisible impairment
More than one in five Queenslanders identify as a person with disability, often without others knowing. It can appear suddenly, quietly or gradually, impacting families, carers, friendship groups, workplaces and communities.
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16.04.2026
Life on the land is the best medicine for country doctor
The country runs deep in Dr Mikala Dales’ blood and there is nowhere else she would rather be living and working.
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18.03.2026
Evolving with epilepsy: an often-invisible impairment
More than one in five Queenslanders identify as a person with disability, often without others knowing. It can appear suddenly, quietly or gradually, impacting families, carers, friendship groups, workplaces and communities.
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09.03.2026
Win in the long run with these simple steps to avoid running injuries
Dr Mark Nelson talks about reducing the impacts of running on your body.
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27.02.2026
Understanding ovarian cancer
With its subtle symptoms and absence of an effective screening test, ovarian cancer can be as stealthy as it is lethal.
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24.02.2026
Leading Queensland towards a healthier future
Community is often defined by a post code, but for Queensland’s Chief Health Officer Dr Marianne Gale, it defines who you become.
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02.02.2026
Guiding the flow of emergency care
In the role of medical commander at a busy emergency department, emergency consultant Dr Joshua Lightfoot helps guide patients safely through an unpredictable and ever-changing environment.
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26.09.2025
The profound impact of genetic counsellors
In Bhavya Vora’s professional life as a genetic counsellor, he can play a short cameo role in someone’s life yet leave a profound impact. He can sit with a person who has learned they have a risk of developing a genetic condition such as
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22.08.2025
Revolutionising surgery with point-of-care manufacturing
Imagine being in a hospital, needing a rare, high-stakes procedure where a clinician must cut into the front of your throat to create an emergency airway and save your life. Or consider delicate eye surgery requiring a precise anaesthetic injection