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A great night was had by all at the 2021 Women in Technology Awards
This year for International Stuttering Awareness Day, Mater Speech Pathology Students are completing their final learning module treating patients impacted by a stutter.
This Spine Health Awareness month, we spoke to Stephen Erceg, Physiotherapy Team Leader, about the work carried out to help patients with back pain at Mater’s Back ...
The Mater Research-led Queensland Family Cohort study wants 2500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families that are currently pregnant to join the project and ...
This week, we celebrated National Nutrition Week (10 - 16 October 2021) – an annual event that serves as an opportunity to promote all things nutrition and raise ...
Mater Education Executive Director Donna Bonney has celebrated 15 years long service with Mater.
Mission has moved Magdala Thorne around Australia for the past 23 years and her lifelong dedication to spirituality has led her to Mater Private Hospital Mackay.
Up to 40 per cent of women who have breast cancer surgery will develop lymphoedema, a painful condition caused by fluid retention from the removal of lymph nodes.
New Mater Research has discovered the main biological roadblock to harvesting blood stem cells for blood cancer transplants and identified a way to potentially ...
Rates of breast cancer amongst Australian women have risen by 50 per cent since the 1980s.
In 2019, 56-year-old Ipswich resident Terri Rosevear felt a lump in her breast and her heart sank. The previous year she had found a lump and, after a biopsy, it had ...
An Ipswich Grammar School student who lost a family member to breast cancer has made it his mission to help raise funds to support other women diagnosed with the disease.