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More than half of people with mitochondrial disease can be diagnosed via genomic sequencing, according to a new study.
If it wasn’t for an attentive school teacher, Tyler may still be waiting for a diagnosis. Six years ago, Tyler was displaying behavioural issues in class, a characteristic very much unlike him. “Tyler was perfectly healthy up until his Grade 2 teacher started noticing something wasn’t
The American Australian Association has announced at its 2024 Benefit Dinner a new initiative, dubbed 'Decoding Broken Hearts', to foster collaboration between Australian and US health researchers. The exchange between researchers based at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) and
The ID MAGIC Trial aims to find a better way of treating children with cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection, by seeing if giving ganciclovir as a personalised dose using a web-based dosing app is better than the current method based only on the child’s weight.
Cassandra Choy is a dedicated nurse and clinical trials coordinator at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI), where she plays a vital role in advancing medical research for rare conditions affecting children.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) Professors Sharon Goldfeld and Sarath Ranganathan have been elected to join the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS). Professors Goldfeld and Ranganathan were among 31 health and science leaders elected to the academy's fellowship,
MARVEL-PIC aims to assess whether prescribing medications according to pharmacogenomic (PGx) test results and international PGx guidelines is cost-effective and reduces adverse drug reactions in paediatric oncology patients.
Having multiple food allergies, Mae knows to avoid anything that will trigger a severe allergic reaction. Any food with peanuts, diary and egg is off limits for the eight-year-old. But what about the factors that could be fuelling allergies we can’t always see?
A new study finds that exposure to higher levels of air pollution as a baby is linked to having a peanut allergy throughout childhood. Policies aimed at tackling poor air quality could potentially reduce the prevalence and persistence of peanut allergies.
A genomics program to ensure that powerful new genomic medicine technologies are available to all Australians is now recruiting participants from diverse communities, presented at the SXSW Sydney Conference 2024.
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