Children’s Health Queensland services during Tropical Cyclone Alfred
05 March 2025
The safety and wellbeing of our patients, their families and staff is our highest priority. Children’s Health Queensland will continue to monitor the situation and will take any necessary steps needed to prepare for and respond to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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Features
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25 October 2024
What is your child’s poo telling you?
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25 October 2024
Tuning into the risk of hearing loss
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15 October 2024
Brushing up on dental health
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27 September 2024
What does the colour of my child’s snot mean?
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13 September 2024
Button batteries: the tiny tech dangerous for kids
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09 September 2024
Know the Signs of Sepsis
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22 December 2022
Keep kids safe around water
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16 November 2022
What to pack for your child’s hospital stay
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04 November 2022
Three things you can do to keep antibiotics fighting fit
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26 August 2022
Helping trans, non-binary and gender diverse kids thrive
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06 May 2022
Top 5 tips for new mums
Media releases
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The most common items ingested by kids over the past decade
22 November 2024
Your stories
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Haven
Haven was diagnosed with Schaaf-Yang Syndrome at one month old. Research estimates the rare neurodevelopmental disorder affects just 250 people worldwide.
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Byron
Being diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in February 2024 did not stop Byron from achieving his dream of becoming the youngest Pilot to circumnavigate Australia.
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Georgia
Georgia remembers always being labelled the “soft kid” because she would injure herself doing the things she loved most. Little did Georgia and her family know, it was something far more complex, a Function Neurological Disorder and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome.