Every dollar spent on the use of asbestos costs the global economy almost four dollars in health costs of asbestos-related disease, new data shows. The research will be presented at the Asia-Pacific Cancer Leaders’ Summit APOCP 8th General Assembly this…
…and potentially influencing the future lifestyle choices of our children and young people. “We need to do better at helping Queenslanders make the healthy choice the easy choice. “The introduction of fast food home delivery is detrimental to a healthy…
…their health and raise funds for Cancer Council. To those taking part – we’re cheering you on! Whether you run 100km, or walk 30km throughout March, every step brings us closer to a cancer free future. Funds raised through the…
…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…
…the consumption of junk food and drinks and encourage healthy diet and physical activity. Menu labelling will help Queenslanders to stay healthy and we congratulate the Queensland Government for its action. Our Public Health team have an important role to…
What is known? Evidence suggests that using text messages as a platform to promote public health campaigns can be effective in promoting better sun protection behaviours. However, it is still unclear how to best design the campaign in order to…
…and healthy choices for employees improve employee morale, corporate image and employee engagement and relationships,” Ms Clift said. “Employees increase their health awareness and knowledge, physical health, mental wellbeing and job satisfaction – underpinning a healthier lifestyle. “Cancer Council Queensland’s…
…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…
This Men’s Health Week (June 15-21), Cancer Council Queensland is encouraging men to take a moment to make a small change in their daily routine to improve health and wellbeing. The theme of this year’s campaign is ‘Moments in time’,…
…reported in the findings from Queensland Health’s latest Self-Reported Health Status Survey. Cancer Council Queensland has warned our unhealthy habits will increase the incidence of chronic diseases, including cancer. Spokesperson Katie Clift said Queenslanders needed to cut down on the…