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Paola was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer at just 31 years old. She is now campaigning for other young women to know the signs and symptoms.

Gold Coast children are now being offered free vision, hearing, speech and language screening during kindergarten to identify any developmental concerns early and support their transition to school.

Emergency research fellow Dr Colin Mak has received two grants to conduct a trial which aims to improve dental pain management in the emergency department.

Gold Coast Health’s Acute Care Community Team is now welcoming consumers to a refurbished space on Level 5 at Southport Health Precinct, following the team’s relocation from Level 7.

A career-long commitment to medical education has now been formally recognised through the appointment of Dr Fahid Hashem as Director of Internal Medicine Training at Robina Hospital.

It’s National Pain Week (21-27 July) and we’re showcasing our innovative approach to pain management.

Ashleigh is encouraging other women to get a breast screening to detect cancer early.

For 25 years, Gold Coast Health's Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Transition to Specialty Practice (TSP) Program has been preparing nurses to thrive in one of healthcare's most complex and demanding environments.

Judy welcomed her rainbow baby, Mila, a year after her first daughter was stillborn.

Local photographer Jon Wright's evocative coastal images bring comfort and familiarity to clinical spaces across Robina Hospital and Gold Coast University Hospital.

The Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Interdisciplinary Care Service (EPPICS) can now provide life-changing care to more women, thanks to a recent expansion. 

Emergency consultant Dr Neil has received a $35,000 Emergency Medicine Foundation grant to lead his first research project investigating chest trauma management and chest drain insertion.

Gold Coast Health Medical Director of Clinical Haematology Dr Squires has found the perfect balance between a demanding medical career and elite-level cycling.

Four-year-old Archer was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma at the start of this year - a brain tumour which was located between his spinal stem and cerebellum.

Waijungbah Jarjums has been announced as the Australian College of Midwives (ACM) Maternity Service of the Year, recognised for its innovation and culturally safe care.