Kidney Health Service staff celebrated Kidney Health Week this year with a special focus on women’s health.

The Anzac spirit was alive and well at the Brighton Health Campus with the annual Anzac Day Sunset Service seeing more than 600 residents, patients, staff, cadets and locals coming together to mark one of Australia’s most important occasions.

Hospitals across Queensland are mobilising for a sharp increase in flu patients ahead of the busy winter period.

Cardiac surgeons from The Prince Charles Hospital have performed Queensland’s first heart transplant using new ground breaking technology that will allow more patients to receive life-saving heart transplants.

In a move that will save hundreds of the state’s tiniest patients, Queensland’s NeoRESQ Service is now equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technology and two additional clinical rooms.

Child and adolescent psychiatrist Associate Professor James Scott is determined to make a difference in improving the mental health of young people.

A suitcase filled with footwear has boarded a plane to the North West Hospital and Health Service in Mt Isa on a journey to make a difference in the lives of some of our most rural and remote patients.

Caboolture Hospital celebrates its 25th anniversary later this year and is calling on the community to lend a helping hand with their memories, photos and stories of the hospital.

Only three months ago Margate resident Fred Bryant couldn’t do many simple things we all take for granted such as mowing the lawn, going for walks, or going up and down stairs.

Metro North Public Health Unit can confirm a case of measles in an adult male from Brisbane’s northside.

Queenslanders will be the first in the country to have access to the latest lifesaving cardiac technology thanks to a $4 million boost from the Queensland Government.