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…preventable through taking care in the sun – it is vital for all Queenslanders to take sun safety more seriously,” Ms McMillan said. Cancer Council Queensland commended the Health Minister and Chief Health Officer on The Health of Queenslanders Report,…

…of all cancers can be prevented by simple lifestyle changes, including maintaining a healthy weight, eating a healthy diet, being SunSmart, limiting alcohol and being active. More information about Cancer Council Queensland and healthy living is available at cancerqld.org.au. –…

…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…

…two hours of screen time per day on weekends also increased, from 83 to 89 per cent. Chair of Cancer Council Australia’s Public Health Committee, Craig Sinclair, said the increase in screen use threatened to undermine any modest benefit from…

…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!…

…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….

…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…

…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….

…and maintaining mental health’ will focus on ways people affected by cancer can prioritise their mental health and implement coping mechanisms into their daily lives. Cancer Council Queensland’s psychologist Dr Keely Gordon-King will be the key speaker at the information…