Global study could change how children with multiple sclerosis are treated
26 March 2024
Dr Sifat Sharmin hopes her research will influence how children with MS are treated.
Vertigo drug trial helping patients with ‘childhood Alzheimer’s’
12 March 2024
Autumn Hodgson lives with NP-C, a rare degenerative disease.
Stroke patient Greg is all heart
04 December 2023
Stroke patient Greg is bouncing back 12 months on.
Stroke patient thankful for MSU
11 September 2023
It was Geoff’s young grandson who first noticed that something wasn’t quite right with his grandfather. After his family called triple zero (000), the Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) was dispatched. (Photo: Herald Sun)
The RMH neurologist receives $2 million to advance MND research and care
04 September 2023
The RMH neurologist and The Florey Institute researcher Dr Thanuja Dharmadasa has received funding for three grants in a record investment from FightMND.
Stroke patient reunited with lifesaving team
08 August 2023
This week is Stroke Week and in a heartfelt reunion, members from our Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) team were reunited with stroke patient, Sebastian.
Studying effectiveness of AHSCT in highly active relapsing-remitting MS patients
28 July 2023
Researchers from the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) have conducted a ground-breaking study comparing different treatment options for highly active relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who have shown limited response to conventional therapies.
A hard act to swallow – how Greg bounced back from a stroke of misfortune
16 March 2023
Greg suffered a major stroke in late 2022, something he understatedly describes as an ‘interesting experience’.
New study finds thrombectomy benefits patients with large ischaemic strokes
13 February 2023
A recent study has shown that endovascular thrombectomy, a minimally invasive procedure that removes blood clots, can improve the outcomes of patients with large ischaemic strokes.
Brain interface proves to be safe and effective
24 January 2023
A device the size of a small paperclip, created to give people with severe paralysis the ability to communicate again, has been shown to be safe.
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