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Heart failure in children is a difficult subject, but one that needs public attention. These videos share the experiences of patients and their families to increase awareness of childhood heart disease and heart failure in children.
A Murdoch Children’s Research Institute early-career researcher has been awarded a scholarship for her stem cell research project aiming to help patients with blood cancers or bone marrow failure. Ritika Saxena (pictured below) received the Arrow Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation PhD
Grace Shoolman was just nine when she decided she was sick of having cold hands on the playground in winter, so she came up with a clever idea to fix that, and turned it into her very own business!Monkey Mitts are grippy gloves for kids to wear in the playground when it’s cold. Grace donated $2
For seven year-old Rosie, watching her sister Katie go through three-and-a-half years of chemotherapy was really tough. Katie has neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1), a disease that affects one in every 3000 children and looks different for each one of them. For some children, the effects are mild. For
Murdoch Children's supporter Hannah Casper found a creative way to supply friends and family with coffee and cake while supporting the vital work of MCRI. She set up Coosy's Coffee, a delivery coffee service run from her home machine in between her uni studies. Hannah provided coffee for family
Stories from Mia, a patient at Murdoch Children's, and Professor Enzo Porrello discussing stem cell treatments.
Levi was diagnosed with KCNQ2 epileptic encephalopathy, a rare genetic disorder that causes frequent seizures, after being placed under the care of Dr Katherine Howell, the epilepsy team leader at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute.
Hear from Professors Kirsten Perrett and David Burgner about our efforts to find a StrepA vaccine, to help prevent infections like Eden's.
Medical experts and families discuss the incredible potential of Generation Victoria (GenV), the world's largest study of children and parents. We're inviting thousands of families across Victoria to take part and together, we could unlock discoveries that improve the lives of all families.
Thank You. The life changing research of the Institute is made possible thanks to the generosity of donors. Please take a moment to watch our video which highlights how one of our long-term supporters has made a real difference to patients and families.
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