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Can over-the-counter supplements reduce diabetes-related painful peripheral neuropathy? Research study

The Mito-PPND Study  seeks to assess the safety and effectiveness of a combination of over-the-counter supplements for reducing painful peripheral neuropathy

The RMH patient Kingsley O’Connor walks back into the ICU News article

Former patient Kingsley O'Connor made a surprise visit to the Royal Melbourne Hospital ICU to thank the staff who cared for him during his stay.

What to expect at your outpatient clinic visit

What you need to know if you have a specialist clinics (outpatient) appointment with our cardiology service at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Phase I study of two second generation COVID-19 variant vaccines News article

The Doherty Institute, a joint venture between The University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, has been funded through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) by the Medical Research Future Fund to conduct a unique Phase I study of two second generation COVID-19...

TRAILBLAZER-ALZ 5 Research study

This study is testing a potential new treatment called donanemab (also known as LY3002813) for people with early Alzheimer’s Disease.

The RMH leaders and innovators recognised in 2021 Brilliant Women in Digital Health News article

Two individuals and one team from the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) have been recognised in the 2021 Brilliant Women in Digital Health, presented by Telstra Health.

New MS study tackles invisible side of condition News article

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...

Preventing falls

Falls in hospital can occur due to the unfamiliar environment, when you are feeling unwell and when you are taking certain medications.

Severity of MS linked to distance from the equator News article

A large international study has found that the severity of multiple sclerosis (MS) can vary depending on latitude, with those living furthest from the equator worse affected by the disease.

The RMH Emergency patient airlifted to hospital after smart watch notified authorities News article

Patient Em Stoneham was airlifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital Emergency Department following a horrific car accident that led to multiple internal injuries.

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Mental health describes a person's emotional, psychological and social wellbeing. Poor mental health can affect your mood, thoughts, behaviour and other aspects of your life.

REDCap support

REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure web application for building and managing online surveys and databases

Active tuberculosis

Active tuberculosis (TB) is a notifiable disease in Australia. All diagnoses of active TB must be reported to the Department of Health in the state or territory where the diagnosis happened.

Access to the RMH Parkville

All clinical and patient areas at the RMH Parkville are accessible for people with disabilities.

Remibrutinib for chronic spontaneous urticaria Research study

A clinical trial to assess a new drug for chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) not controlled with antihistamine medication or omalizumab (Xolair®) in the past.

The FORTE Study Research study

This study is to test the safety and effectiveness of FB102 in well-controlled coeliac disease (those on a strict gluten free diet) following a gluten consumption challenge.

Study of illicit drug use and road trauma reveals extent of methamphetamine use News article

The first comprehensive study of illicit drug use and motor vehicle trauma has found that one in 8 of those who end up in the emergency major trauma centre, whether a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian, test positive for an illicit drug – and that 77% of these are under the influence of...

Atezolizumab plus bevacizumab for treated hepatocellular patients at high risk of recurrence Research study

A clinical trial to assess the effectiveness of a combination immunotherapy versus active surveillance for treated hepatocellular patients who are at high risk of recurrence.

Privacy in medical research

Australian legislation at the federal and state and territory levels provides some protection of privacy of personal information.

We’re getting ready for the future

We have an exciting future ahead at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, with works underway to grow and improve our facilities so that we can continue to care for our community when it matters most.