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15 October 2026
Maleny palliative care clinic
This year's Mental Health Week focuses on moving beyond awareness into action. -
07 October 2026
Build community, build wellbeing this Mental Health Week
This year's Mental Health Week focuses on moving beyond awareness into action.
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15 October 2026
Maleny palliative care clinic
This year's Mental Health Week focuses on moving beyond awareness into action. -
07 October 2026
Build community, build wellbeing this Mental Health Week
This year's Mental Health Week focuses on moving beyond awareness into action. -
01 October 2026
Queensland hay fever sufferers brace for intense pollen season
Hay fever sufferers are being warned to brace for an intense pollen season following a wet and warm winter. -
11 September 2026
HPV vaccinations urged as cervical cancer could soon be eliminated
HPV vaccinations urged as cervical cancer could soon be eliminated -
01 September 2026
Bright magazine - Spring 2026
In this issue: Homebirth program marks two-year milestone; Meet the Doctors who prescribe laughter; Who is the nurse in the red scrubs?; Crisis support comes to Nambour; and more. -
20 August 2026
Mother celebrates final cancer treatment three weeks after giving birth
Jya Banks had just fallen pregnant when she discovered a lump on her neck. -
13 August 2026
New procedure treating rare blood cancer a Queensland first
A new blood cancer procedure has been launched at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital allowing patients to access the advanced treatment closer to home. -
24 July 2026
From wedding vows to a standing ovation - Christine's incredible recovery
From the moment Christine Olsen-Lane was admitted to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital 11 months ago, she was determined to get back home to her husband Peter and her pup Harry. -
22 July 2026
1 in 8 Australian women have this condition – so why did experts just rename it?
Health experts have recently renamed Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) to help improve diagnosis for women.
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27 September 2026
Are sleep wearables helping or hindering your sleep?
Getting enough sleep can be hard. Whether you’re a young student juggling study and work - or a parent, well… parenting… A lack of sleep doesn’t discriminate. -
15 July 2026
You need to be sun safe this winter – here’s why
Winter on the Sunshine Coast is hard to beat. Crisp mornings, sunshine and blue skies make it the perfect time to get outdoors. But don't let the cooler temperatures fool you. Our winters are forgiving. Our sun isn't. -
19 June 2026
How to check on your mate this Men’s Health Week
Checking on your mates – let’s face it – can be a difficult conversation for many men. -
08 June 2026
World blood donor day 2026
For most blood donors, rolling up a sleeve takes less than an hour. For the patients on the receiving end, it can mean the chance to keep fighting, keep healing and keep living. -
08 June 2026
The busy gal’s guide to exercising
Between work, family, keeping food in the fridge, and everything else life throws your way, finding time to exercise can feel impossible. For many of us, fitness ends up at the bottom of the to-do list, not because it doesn’t matter, but because -
12 March 2026
Meet world kidney day champion Jamie
In 1989, at just 23 years old, Jamie got the shock of his life. After going to the doctor because he was feeling unwell, he was told he had renal (kidney) failure. -
23 January 2026
Making healthy (and popular) school lunchboxes - without the stress
Getting the kids out the door in the morning can be stressful enough. Noone needs the added pressure of curating the ✨perfect✨ lunchbox. Sunshine Coast Health Senior Dietitian and mum Stacey O’Donnell knows the challenges of school mornings -
07 January 2026
Tips for the post-tinsel hangover
After a dopamine filled, over-stimulating onslaught to your nervous system, you’ll feel a bit of a come down as your body recalibrates to the jarring normality of everyday life. -
03 December 2025
Dental Anxiety? You’re not alone, here’s how we can help!
Let’s be real: visiting the dentist can be a little scary for a lot of people. If the thought of sitting in the dental chair makes your heart race, you’re definitely not alone.