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This trial is testing Intranasal Heparin to treat early COVID-19 infection.
Following the completion of our priority setting partnership, we have pleased to announce the top 10 research priorities for paediatric haematopoietic stem cell transplant. This study is designed to improve the lives of children who are undergoing a bone marrow transplant (BMT).
Our vision is to transform the treatment of childhood heart disease using stem cell technologies. Our laboratory harnesses the power of pluripotent stem cells to create human models of disease as a platform for therapeutic development.
We aim to predict which children will experience complications from cancer treatment, protect children from side effects and prioritise the unmet needs in treating our most vulnerable patient groups. Ultimately, we want to reduce the unwanted side effects of treatment and improve the quality of
The Children’s Cancer Centre (CCC) Biobank is a valuable collection of biological samples such as tissue collected during surgery, blood and bone marrow.
Our Blood Development group is studying the process of human blood cell development. Our vision is to utilise human pluripotent stem cells to advance our understanding of blood, bone and cartilage development and diseases.
Data collected at the checkpoint between childhood and adolescence is helping researchers understand how to set kids up for the healthiest possible life. Many of the diseases and illnesses affecting Australian adults have their roots in childhood, presenting an opportunity to stamp them out before
Many of the drivers for our impact are formed through collaborations with Melbourne Children’s campus partners: Murdoch Children's Research Institute, The Royal Children’s Hospital, The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation, and the University of Melbourne’s Department of Paediatrics.
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute will establish a new five-year Fellowship, named in honour of Professor Ruth Bishop AC, for a mid-career female researcher to continue her legacy. The Ruth Bishop Fellowship was made possible by funding from the Gates Foundation. The full-time fellowship
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