Exercise study to benefit cancer patients
A new research project funded by the PA Research Foundation will bring the numerous benefits of exercise for people diagnosed with cancer directly into patients' homes.
A new research project funded by the PA Research Foundation will bring the numerous benefits of exercise for people diagnosed with cancer directly into patients' homes.
While the majority of patient with skin cancer are successfully cured with surgery, approximately 10% will present with more advanced disease where a cure is difficult or not possible.
Researchers at the PA Hospital believe personalising the treatment of patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma, may not only save lives but improve the quality of life of thousands of patients.
Ipswich's Michaela Hale will lop off her locks to raise money for vital breast cancer research at the PA Hospital campus.
A new research project funded by the PA Research Foundation aims to increase detection rates of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease among people with type 2 diabetes.
Researchers at the PA Hospital believe personalising the treatment of patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma, may not only save lives but improve the quality of life of thousands of patients.
Without the PA Hospital, Hervey Bay's Leon Adams probably wouldn't be here today to tell his story of how he almost died doing something he loves.
Meet the people behind the research at the PA Hospital, starting with A/Prof Fiona Simpson