January 31, 2019 Statement Cancer Council as a federation has no public position on matters of economic and financial public policy, other than an ongoing position calling for greater public investment in cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, care and research….
Cancer Council has issued a consumer alert about the amount of salt contained in pre-packaged foods, warning that 94 per cent of Queenslanders don’t know the daily limit for salt intake. Cancer Council Queensland’s Everyday Health Survey found only six…
A message from Queensland’s Minister for Health, The Hon. Cameron Dick MP, on the retirement of Cancer Council Queensland’s CEO, Professor Jeffrey Charles Dunn AO. In recognition of Jeff’s distinguished service to Cancer Council Queensland and outstanding contributions to cancer…
…health, but how to cope with everyday life mentally and emotionally. Cancer Council Queensland’s Nurse Counsellor Lucy Bailey put together her top tips for improving your mental health ahead of World Mental Health Day (October 10). For specialised support for…
…cancer diagnosis, stoicism does not appear to be a barrier to seeking medical attention and support for people living in rural areas. Stereotyping of rural residents and their approach to health may not be helpful when addressing cancer care and…
…support services. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare’s Australia’s Health 2016 found cancer contributed to the most deaths nationally in 2013, the latest figures available. This report is a reminder of the significant impact cancer has on our community…
…and resources to best support Queensland Ambulance Service and local hospital and health services in affected regions, particularly if the event leads to an increase in patients,” he said. For more advice by Queensland Health on staying healthy during the…
…prevented by following a healthy lifestyle, including being physically active every day, enjoying a healthy diet and maintaining a healthy body weight. “That’s why we’re encouraging every person enlisted in The March Charge to push themselves one third further, faster…
About the Everyday health Surveys Cancer Council Queensland’s Everyday Health Surveys are designed to give Queenslanders a voice and engage them in a conversation about the health issues that affect all members of the community. We use results from the…
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