Queensland doctors are fearful their lives will be at risk as worried staff say there is a shortage of vital protective equipment for frontline staff fighting coronavirus, but Queensland Health says there is no concern.
A COVID-19 vaccine could be available for emergency use among healthcare workers and vulnerable populations in early 2021 if a plan to shave six months off human trials plays out.
The nation’s leading infectious disease expert has warned parents that there are certain guidelines they should adhere to when it comes to kissing children.
We’ve spoken to some of the amazing hospital workers who are helping Queensland patients with coronavirus battle the deadly illness.
A newly arrived foreign doctor employed by Queensland Health not only failed to self-isolate when he flew into Brisbane this week, but then fronted up to a busy CBD office.
Australia’s leading infectious disease expert has laid out exactly what we can expect from this year’s flu virus strain.
With rising numbers of people working from home, diet experts warn the lack of structure in the working day can lead to too many visits to the fridge. Here’s how to keep your weight in check.
Retired Queensland doctors are needed to assist with contact tracing and 13 HEALTH hotline advice to help manage the COVID-19 outbreak, as the number of confirmed cases rises.
Queensland’s pregnant women are so petrified of birthing in hospitals packed with COVID-19 patients they are making the switch to home birthing.
Amelia Page’s skin is so fragile it shreds with the slightest touch, leaving her tiny feet left so raw and painful that she sometimes needs a wheelchair to get around. This is what it’s like for her to live with this rare genetic condition.
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