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I-QFC is awarded $4.69 M national grant

Young Qld mum Amanda warns ‘bowel cancer doesn’t discriminate’

Translational Research Institute

Queensland’s first integrated perinatal mental healthcare service opens at South Brisbane

Mater Researchers work to Close the Gap for Queensland families

Health benefits of community buy-in

2022 Betty McGrath Health Care Delivery and Innovation (HCDI) Grant Awardee

Spirit of Reconciliation Award

Professor Clifton is awarded an ARC Discovery Grant

It’s great for hubby to have mates!

ABC Radio Interview with Rebecca Levingston: Reconciliation Week Close

The Queensland Family Cohort leads, collaborators and consumers met at the Translational Research Institute for a day of discussion of experiences and research talks and updates from the data obtained from the pilot Queensland Family Cohort families at the Mater Mother's Hospital.

The Queensland Family Cohort Program Coordinator Dr Danielle Borg is interviewed for the Stories in Public Health Podcast by Dr Amalie Dyad

Expectant dads' diet during pregnancy has lasting impact on future health of unborn child, study finds

Call for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families birthing at Mater Mother's, South Brisbane to join our study

An analysis of the Queensland Family Cohort (QFC) pilot project data, conducted by the University of Queensland’s Professor Brenda Gannon, found women diagnosed with depression before and shortly after giving birth earned on average $417 less per week than their counterparts.

Associate Professor Kym Rae leader of Indigenous Health Research in the Queensland Family Cohort reminds us to continue to consider and reflect.

The continuation of the Queensland Family Cohort during the COVID-19 pandemic was made able due to the Golden Casket Foundation

Mater Research and Mater Mother’s Hospital are holding the second round of the Queensland Family Cohort Study and are looking for expectant parents to participate.

A study aiming to follow 10,000 Queensland families over three decades will commence with a pilot study involving University of Queensland researchers.