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This study will address the two most important questions that parents ask their treating obstetrician or neonatologist: why did my baby have a stroke and how will the stroke affect my baby’s future development? This study aims to: Determine disease mechanisms and their relationship to
A Delphi Study to establish consensus on an Australasian dataset for paediatric stroke rehabilitation.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) researcher Jonathan Glenning has been recognised for his childhood blood pressure screening program. Mr Glenning received the Australian and New Zealand Society for Paediatric Nephrology Tonya Kara Paediatric Research award for the Healthy Hearts @
Muscle disease crusader Chris Gillin might just get his wish. Cutting-edge 3D equipment has been donated to MCRI after a collaborative effort that will see new treatments tested for genetic muscle diseases.
Our aim is to improve the health outcomes of Australian children affected by stroke by narrowing the gap between adults and children in accessing life-changing treatments.
It is with great pride that we share with you the 2023 Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) Annual Report.
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI)’s Dr Kiymet Bozaoglu has received an award to examine the impacts of a genetic condition that causes tumours to grow in and under the skin and learning difficulties. A New Investigator Award (Early-Stage Investigator) from the US Department of
Beloved and accomplished piano teacher Patricia Mary Gleeson ensures that her legacy of striving for excellence continues for younger generations, with a generous gift in her Will to support childhood disease research. PATRICIA MARY GLEESON 7/11/1927 - 12/5/2022 A transformational gift from the
A generation defining health initiative, led by Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), has received two federally funded grants. Generation Victoria (GenV), a study tracking the health and wellbeing of Victorians from birth to old age, has secured a $7 million National Critical Research
Melbourne researchers have made a world first breakthrough into creating blood stem cells that closely resemble those in the human body. And the discovery could soon lead to personalised treatments for children with leukaemia and bone marrow failure disorders. The research, led by Murdoch
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