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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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01 July 2026
From paralysis to walking, Suzanne's eight month journey
After eight months of challenging recovery, Suzanne Parker was met with a crowd of cheers from staff and patients as she walked out of the Sunshine Coast University Hospital Rehabiltation Unit this week.
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25 September 2025
Researchers awarded major grants to tackle cancer, shoulder surgeries, kidney disease and newborn care
Four leading clinician-researchers from Sunshine Coast Health have been awarded major funding to tackle core healthcare challenges, that will have real-world impact for the Sunshine Coast region and beyond.
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20 February 2024
Hospital grant scheme supports local health research with real-world impact
Six Sunshine Coast Health health professionals have been awarded significant grants to carry out innovative research into health care issues impacting the local community.
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24 October 2022
Hospital grant scheme supports up and coming researchers
SCHHS staff across the health service were invited to apply for the Study, Education, Research Training Fund (SERTF), which is a joint funding initiative with Wishlist.
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28 September 2022
Joint cardiac rehabilitation and research program to deliver best patient care
Free heart health checks will be offered at the launch of a cardiovascular rehabilitation and research program on World Heart Day (29 September 2022).
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19 January 2022
Coast set to benefit from $450,000 spend on world class research
A Sunshine Coast Health Professor has received a $450,000 research grant to improve health service planning and outcomes for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) patients.
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17 January 2022
Sunshine Coast Health doctor ensuring cultural equity in genomics
Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service Resident Medical Officer Dr Sid Kaladharan has set in motion an inspiring sequence of work to help ensure equitable representation and cultural safety in genomics research.