…illness can impact mental health. For patients, caregivers, and their loved ones, going through cancer can be an overwhelming experience. Suddenly, you are thrust into a situation where you must deal with what is happening physically as well as emotionally….
…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.…
…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…
…Ph: (07) 3634 5372 or 0409 001 171 *Self reported health status 2013, Preventive health indicators, Queensland, Hospital and Health Services and Medicare Locals summary report. Regional statistics: Only 5.5 per cent of Queenslanders are eating enough fruit and vegetables,…
…their families for many years after treatment, and can sometimes even worsen over time.” The research also found no consistent model of care3. “Childhood cancer survivors usually transition back to the care of their GP, who may not be experienced…
…mental health more broadly. Serious illness can impact mental health. Cancer brings with it a number of challenges and strong emotions, for the person diagnosed as well as those around them. Cancer treatment takes time and at points can be…
…But hold five – do you even know how big your plates, cups and bowls are? Do you even care? Why should it matter?! Katie Clift tells all in her latest article in Style Magazines – read more at stylemagazines.com.au!…
…“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…
…the report’s findings as a win for consumers. “Universal uptake of the Health Star Rating system is crucial in helping all Queenslanders choose healthy food and avoid unhealthier options that increase the risk of obesity and cancer,” Ms Clift said….