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We're home to over 1,800+ world-leading researchers working across more than 150 diseases affecting children. We collaborate with 11,989 research partners and 22,876 collaborations across 124 countries. Our world-class facilities, laboratories, and research equipment are unlocking new frontiers of
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
Researchers have made a discovery that could aid in developing a vaccine for a common cause of children's sore throats.
Victoria has achieved historically low rates of prenatal diagnostic testing due to advances in screening for chromosome conditions, according to new data from the Murdoch Children's Research Institute. The Annual Report on Prenatal Diagnostic Testing, 2020, produced by the Reproductive
To achieve our purpose, our research is organised into five specialist research areas. To ensure our research makes a real difference, our researchers are working with the patients, families, and communities, ensuring our research and discoveries translate to better health outcomes that are
Patient story - Most teenagers never leave the house without their phones. For Ruby, she couldn't go anywhere without her painkillers.
More than 3000 young Australians are being recruited for a project that aims to improve the care and management of endometriosis and period and pelvic pain. Researchers at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) will lead the project, which will explore early risk factors and psychosocial
With philanthropic support from the Gates Foundation, this is a sub-study to the MCRI trial of Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine to reduce the impact of COVID-19.
Most children living in out of home care in Victoria don't access health services within nationally required timeframes, with urgent action needed to address the significant gaps in the system, according to a new study. The research, led by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) and
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