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MIST+ and MIST are two randomised controlled trials investigating whether medical management (saline +/-steroid nasal spray) improves symptoms of snoring and sleep-disordered breathing in children. MIST+ is funded by the Garnette Passe and Rodney Williams Memorial Foundation.
Investigating the mental health outcomes in adolescents with mild traumatic brain injury. There are many causes of brain injury, including traffic accidents, sports accidents or lack of oxygen to the brain. This project helps you find out about Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) research that is currently
These resources are designed to support researchers at the Melbourne Children's Campus.
The sequence begins with Designing Your Qualitative Research Study, which focuses on developing and clarifying the research question (with the understanding that most questions have a fundamentally causal nature), followed by Introduction to Biostatistics, which covers the key underlying concepts
Professor Harriet Hiscock and Associate Professor Emma Sciberras help you identify sleeping problems in your children, from infancy to secondary school, and give you easy to understand steps to improve their sleep cycles and overall health. Covering the importance of sleep at each development stage
Listen to some of our brilliant MCRI minds speak on podcasts from all over the world.
Neuropsychologist Professor Vicki Anderson from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute helps you understand the impacts of a concussion in your children, and explains the differences in severity of hits to the head. We go into detail on what actually happens to the brain, the steps to help
Parent or a carer of children navigating the challenges of COVID-19 podcasts 'Parenting in the age of coronavirus' is a podcast from the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Melbourne. Our child health experts discuss the unique difficulties parents faced during the pandemic and offer
A mental health program, proven to help students who may have otherwise slipped through the cracks, will be expanded to every government and low-fee non-government primary school in Victoria. The successful program, developed by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) in collaboration
Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) were pioneered in Victoria and so people conceived by IVF are now up to 40 years of age. There is a widely held belief that common adult-onset disorders (particularly cardiovascular and respiratory diseases) begin in early life, possibly even before birth.
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