…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…
…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. –…
…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,…
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…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…
…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…
…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…
…sports team, you’ll help develop healthy habits for years to come. “Not only will physical activity and a healthy weight reduce the risk of chronic diseases, including some cancers later in life – but it develops a child’s social and…
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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