Like any medical test, breast screens can seem scary. Women might worry that the procedure will hurt, that they’ll get bad news as a result of having the test, or that the process will be embarrassing. If you’re feeling a bit apprehensive about booking your first breast screen, you’re not alone. But breast screens don’t… [Read More]
Why you should take time to have a breast screen
You’re busy: you’ve got work and family commitments, friends to see, errands to run, travel to organise, a garden to weed and hobbies you want to try. There’s a never ending list of things you need to do, let alone taking time to make sure you exercise, eat well, look after your mental health and… [Read More]
Teamwork and skill saves Jo’s life after an Amniotic Fluid Embolism
Six months ago Jo Tronc’s heart stopped on the operating table at Mackay Base Hospital. Just moments after giving birth to a healthy baby girl some of the amniotic fluid that surrounded her baby entered her blood stream, triggering a catastrophic reaction. Jo’s body plunged into cardiac and respiratory failure as her heart struggled to… [Read More]
Rest easy, Clinton
EDITED: We have just received the sad news Clinton passed away this morning at home, just as he wished. Our hearts are with Janine and Clinton’s family and friends. ………. Clinton Lowe is resting easier this week after an electric hospital bed was delivered to his Nebo home. The 33 year old has terminal brain… [Read More]
Public health seize food from Whitsunday businesses
The Public Health Unit has seized a variety of food from Whitsundays businesses that was prepared while the ‘boil water’ alert was in place. Acting Environmental Health Manager Brigid Fenech said food businesses had a responsibility to prepare food that is safe and suitable for public consumption. Food seized in the past two days includes… [Read More]
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