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Confronting back to school skin cancer stats encourage Brisbane kids to get SunWise
Press Release
Suncorp is encouraging parents to be extra vigilant about sun protection as their kids head off to school.
Burleigh Single Fin Classic spreads the SunWise message
Press Release
Suncorp and Surfing Australia spread the SunWise message at the Burleigh Single Fin Classic on the Gold Coast.
Steer clear of sun damage when driving this summer
Press Release
As thousands of Queenslanders prepare to hit the road these summer holidays, V8 Supercar Champion Craig Lowndes has issued a reminder that slapping on sunscreen is just as important as buckling up.
Suncorp and Surfing Australia extend SunWise message partnership
Press Release
Surfing Australia and Suncorp have inked an extended partnership aimed at spreading the SunWise message nationally.
Tiny gene. Big melanoma risk.
Press Release
QIMR researchers, as part of an international study have found a variant in the MITF gene which can significantly increase the risk of melanoma.
Unravelling the melanoma mystery
Press Release
An international study, led by the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR), has discovered two genetic variants that increase the risk of melanoma.
Sun beats down on the Blackmores Sydney Running Festival
Press Release
Suncorp Bank encourages over runners to slop on over 40 litres of sunscreen at the Blackmores Sydney Running Festival.
The Sunday Mail Suncorp "SunWise" Bridge to Brisbane
Press Release
Suncorp Bank reminds over 42,000 participants to stay sun safe at The Sunday Mail Suncorp Bridge to Brisbane.
Queensland parents forget the sun safety message in winter
Press Release
A new survey has revealed less than a quarter (23%) of Queensland parents ensure their primary school aged children always wear sunscreen when playing sport in winter.
Suncorp and Mater partner to fight against lymphoedema
Press Release
An Australian first study has been launched aimed at improving the quality of life for people fighting lymphoedema, a chronic and incurable side effect of melanoma treatment.