Australia needs aged care nurses: why this speciality is gaining recognition
16 JunAustralia is entering a defining period for a field of nursing underpinned by connection and complexity – aged care
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Study reveals the factors putting teens at risk of suicidal thoughts
19 JanNew research identifies socioeconomic disadvantage, psychological distress, poor sleep, and unhealthy eating habits as significant risk factors driving suicidal ideation in adolescents
What you need to know about why it's important to keep wearing sunscreen
16 Dec 2025A wave of confusing sunscreen recalls and labelling issues has raising public doubt about their efficacy – but the evidence remains clear: Australians need to keep using trusted sunscreens as part of essential sun protection to prevent skin cancer
Project to encourage more young people to seek help for self-harm
27 Nov 2025A University of the Sunshine Coast researcher has received a prestigious grant of more than half a million dollars to find new ways of encouraging young people who self-harm to seek assistance
Ten years after the Paris attacks: advancing PTSD treatment through reconsolidation therapy
12 Nov 2025Ten years after the Paris attacks, Professor Alain Brunet’s reflects on how training clinicians on the ground in reconsolidation therapy has helped some of the survivors recover from trauma faster and more gently, offering new hope for people living with PTSD worldwide
New panel series to reveal the science of trauma
24 Oct 2025As science reshapes our understanding of trauma, a panel talk on the Sunshine Coast will bring together mental health experts to discuss new ways of alleviating the impacts
Taking a leap with Evie into a profound career: midwifery
22 Oct 2025Evie has set her sights high – as a midwife in training and a high jumper competing on an international level
Your body can be a portable gym: how to ditch membership fees and expensive equipment
15 Oct 2025Turn your body into a portable gym with simple body-weight exercises that boost strength and fitness – without expensive equipment
Queensland cancer research: UniSC’s collaborative approach to a growing health crisis
25 Aug 2025By the time they reach age 85, one in every two people in Queensland will be diagnosed with some form of cancer, and that’s why UniSC has formed a Cancer Researcher Cluster to bring together leading researchers dedicated to advancing our understanding of cancer
New funding for UniSC to deliver 550 aged care specialist nurses
22 Aug 2025The University of the Sunshine Coast has received $2.2 million from the Australian Government to deliver 550 more specialist aged care nurses to rural and regional areas by 2027.
Cancer research success boosts graduate’s medical career – at just 22
12 Aug 2025A young aspiring doctor is already on the cutting edge of cancer research after a national journal published her findings on Australia’s “hidden” skin cancer epidemic
Your lifestyle could be affecting your brain’s ‘brake system’ and putting you at a higher risk of dementia
8 Aug 2025Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Thompson Institute believe lifestyle risk factors may be leaving chemical warning signs of decline in your brain – long before any symptoms of dementia play out.
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