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We bring together the brightest minds and solve the biggest health issues for children, from pre-conception to young adulthood. Our team of more than 1,800+ world-leading researchers works across over 150 common and rare childhood diseases and conditions. Our mission is to improve the health and
Long-term partnerships can generate great benefits for communities. For almost two decades, Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) researchers have worked closely with the Fiji Ministry of Health and Medical Services to address significant health issues including rheumatic heart disease,
The model for a new national program that will support children with mild developmental delay and autism in Australia has been released. Thriving Kids, announced by Federal Health Minister Mark Butler in 2025 and co-chaired by Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) Professor Frank
The Federal Government has announced a further $14.6 million to accelerate national allergy research and public health programs that support millions of Australians living with allergic disease. The funding until June 2028 for the National Allergy Centre of Excellence (NACE) and the National
Our purpose is to give all children the opportunity to live a healthy and fulfilled life. As one of the top three child health research institutes globally, we are saving young lives every day. We urgently need your help to bring bold and innovative research ideas to life and find better
Conducting empirical and philosophical research into the ethical and societal issues raised by medical technologies - particularly focusing on children - including genetic, assisted reproductive and surgical technologies.
Four Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI)-led projects that aim to provide answers and find new treatments for childhood diseases spanning skeletal disorders to those affecting the nervous system have received federal funding. The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has
The First Thousand Days has shown children are affected in multiple ways, including through biology, their experiences, environment and diet, their parent's health and lifestyle during pregnancy, and the broader community.Some of the many key findings discovered how the foetus uses 'cues' provided
Take a Breath is a program of research committed to finding the best way to support families whose child has recently been diagnosed with a serious or life-threatening illness or injury.
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