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NEWS & EVENTS

Silicosis treatment breakthrough at Prince Charles University Hospital
Trailblazing Queensland doctors have found a potential world-first cure for the lethal lung disease silicosis that is killing hundreds of
Silicosis sufferers Anthony Constantine, Adam Emery treated at The Prince Charles Hospital with whole lung lavage
STONEMASON of 38 years, Anthony Constantine’s silicosis death sentence has likely been delayed after he underwent an experimental lung flushing
Mining industry hid issues with dust monitoring in Port Hedland from regulator
Western Australia's Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) has slammed the mining industry's lack of transparency about a prolonged
Silicosis Research Questionnaire – Help Us With Our Research.
The Silicosis Support Network (SSN) are proud to support the team at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) in Brisbane 

DANIEL’S STORY

Daniel has been diagnosed with Silicosis. Here’s how he’s managing with it … read more

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Benefits of membership include:

  • Support for sufferers and carers.
  • Regular updates on issues relating to Silicosis.
  • Occupational therapy assessment and follow-up
    through our occupational therapist.
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The Silicosis Support Network is supported by funding from our generous donors and the Queensland Government Department of Health.