Mums trial Viagra for unborn babies
Underdeveloped babies are participating in an unusual drug trial to boost their chance of survival.
Australian first research helping mums
How much weight should you put on during pregnancy? Our dieticians at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital led an Australian wide study and here are the results.
Combined clinic puts patients first
People with both diabetes and kidney disease can now see their specialists at a new one-stop clinic.
32 new beds on the way for Caboolture Hospital
Caboolture Hospital will receive an extra 32 beds by early next year as demand for health care in the region grows.
Closing the Gap in Indigenous maternity care
Ngarrama antenatal and birthing program is achieving outstanding results in Closing the Gap on birth weight and antenatal attendance rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mums and their babies.
Caboolture Hospital male midwives break gender stereotypes
Channel 9 visited Caboolture Hospital recently to talk to male midwives Doug Gray and John Graham who are changing gender stereotypes.
Lifting the Lip to halt tooth decay
More than half of Queensland children aged between five and 15 suffer from tooth decay, but a new program launched today aims to give young Queenslanders a healthier start.
Following in her grandma’s footsteps
For nurse graduate Courtney Hayes, it was an easy decision to become a nurse.
Multi-disciplinary Renal Genetics Clinic improves patient diagnosis
The multidisciplinary Renal Genetics Clinic (RGC) based at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) is leading the way in improving the diagnosis and care of patients with inherited kidney disease.
Medical team bringing hearts back to life in ground-breaking research
A ground-breaking medical research project based at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH ) hopes to increase the number of hearts available for transplant by up to 40 per cent by bringing them back to life.