This government scheme reduces the cost of prescription medicines for individuals and families once the Safety Net threshold has been reached….

A government-funded scheme that subsidises some prescription medicines….

…for their commitment to sun safety. “Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, with more than 12,000 people diagnosed with melanoma each year and around 900,000 non-melanoma skin cancers removed,” Ms McMillan said. “We’re proud to…

It’s officially summer tomorrow and scorching new figures show the sun safety message isn’t sinking in, with half of all Queenslanders getting sunburnt every year. The Health of Queenslanders 2018 report revealed that only one in two children and one…

…know their skin and take action by seeking medical advice as soon as they notice any changes.” Cancer Council Queensland has busted five common sun safety myths to help Queenslanders stay sun safe all year long. MYTH ONE: Sun damage…

…the following five steps of sun safety.   The Five Steps of Sun Safety SLIP Slip into protective clothing Choose clothing that covers as much of your skin as possible, such as collared shirts with long sleeves or…

Learning to Relax workshops The diagnosis and treatment of cancer is demanding not only on those diagnosed, but also for their family and friends. Routines are interrupted, and people often say they feel like they are on a roller coaster…

…short video to celebrate, some of you might even remember these editions from the past, we hope you enjoy it! https://cancerqld.blob.core.windows.net/site/content/uploads/2018/03/VVvideo.mp4   Your voice In last month’s edition we asked you to tell us your ‘Why’ – here are your…