…neck cancer. Some evidence suggests that poorer health behaviours in rural areas may contribute to this increased risk. What is new? Through the examination of population health data, it was revealed that those living in rural areas are more likely…

The Health Systems and Behavioural Research Program is focused on improving cancer prevention and detection behaviour and supportive care for people with cancer and their caregivers with a strong focus on addressing social and geographic inequities in cancer-related outcomes. Travelling…

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…or pain, they should see a health care professional immediately, regardless of when they were last screened, or their age. Ms McMillan said the research also highlighted the need for cancer care guidelines and multidisciplinary care that could meet the…

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…“Hospital and Health Service funding for preventive health programs in regional and remote areas is therefore critical to cancer control. “Research and outreach programs by Hospital and Health Services are also critical to build an evidence base for addressing this…

…week, the State Government has launched a new bid to help all of us reach, and maintain, our healthiest weight. The new $20 million Healthy Futures Commission has set a great goal to help us reduce rates of childhood obesity…

…third of all cancers diagnosed in Brisbane can be prevented through simple lifestyle choices including maintaining a healthy weight, eating a healthy diet and being physically active. “Get the family involved in a healthy shop – get together to organise…

…11 20. For more information or interviews, please contact: Katie Clift, Executive Manager, Media and Spokesperson, Cancer Council Queensland Ph: (07) 3634 5372 or 0409 001 171 *The health of Queenslanders 2014, Fifth report of the Chief Health Officer Queensland.…