Revolutionising diabetes care: RMH patient Yasmin’s journey with advanced tech
15 July 2024
This National Diabetes Week (14 to 21 July), we’re spotlighting the life-changing impact of diabetes technology.
Melbourne Centre for Clinical Trials launched
05 July 2024
Yesterday the Melbourne Centre for Clinical Trials (MCCT) was officially launched at an event at Melbourne Connect.
Rapid drug test to provide patients with better care
27 June 2024
Teams at two of Melbourne’s leading research and medical institutes are developing high-tech solutions to rapidly test for drugs and better treat patients presenting to hospital.
Seeking community feedback for our Community Engagement Strategy
26 June 2024
The Royal Melbourne Hospital is creating a Community Engagement Strategy and we want to hear from you.
Experts stumped as head and neck cancer cases surge among Australian women
18 June 2024
Head and neck cancer cases among Australian women have increased significantly over the past 30 years, affecting even those who have never smoked or consumed alcohol heavily.
12 June 2024
Alex Judd was rushed to the RMH's ICU just hours after giving birth to her twin daughters.
Teresa’s journey with the RMH’s Head and Neck cancer team
11 June 2024
Unpack Teresa's journey at the RMH that led her to raise awareness for research and patient support in the RMH's Dry July campaign.
The RMH staff recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
10 June 2024
Five current and former Royal Melbourne Hospital staff members have been recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours list for their outstanding contribution to medicine, research, nursing and great care.
Health Services Environmental Sustainability Competition launches on World Environment Day
05 June 2024
Three of Parkville’s largest health services are collaborating with the University of Melbourne to improve the environmental sustainability of their healthcare delivery.
New MS study tackles invisible side of condition
30 May 2024
Today is World MS Day. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disabling neurological condition which affects over 33,000 Australians. As the home of the largest Neuroimmunology Centre in Australia, our clinicians see how devastating the condition can be for patients and their loved ones, as people may lose the ability to control their body and live a full and independent life.
