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Lung Cancer Awareness
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death from cancer for both men and women in Australia.
Read MoreWhy are some MRIs Bulk Billed and Others Not?
If you’ve ever wondered why some MRI scans are bulk billed while others aren’t, you’re not alone. Many Australians find...
Read MoreUnderstanding osteoarthritis and joint pain relief
Arthritis is a common reason people visit their doctor, especially as we age. Arthritis describes a group of over 100...
Read MoreWhy do you need a referral for an x-ray or scan?
If you’ve ever wondered why you need to see your GP or specialist before getting an x-ray, scan or imaging-guided...
Read MoreBreast Cancer Awareness
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women in Australia, with over 20,000 new cases diagnosed each year. Statistically,...
Read MoreOur Pledge for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month approaches, we are proud to share that throughout October, Central Queensland Radiology will donate $5...
Read MoreWomen’s Health
At any stage, and at any age, illness and injury can affect you. When you need it most, we’re there...
Read MoreProstate Cancer Awareness
Prostate cancer causes over 3000 deaths in Australian men each year. This makes prostate cancer the fourth main cause of...
Read MoreWe’re introducing an extra layer of protection
To further safeguard your personal health information, we’re now offering optional Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on our patient app.
Read MoreGP Education: Introduction to Lung Cancer Screening & Chest X-Ray Interpretation
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death from cancer for both men and women in Australia.
Read MoreEndometriosis
Recent events have highlighted the urgent need for greater understanding of endometriosis, a condition affecting Australian women. A Central Queensland...
Read MoreCardiac Awareness
Anyone can have heart disease. Many heart diseases can be treated and managed effectively. But for treatment to work, you...
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