Device for premature babies receives funding boost
A consultant neonatologist at the Royal Women’s Hospital has received a $15,000 funding boost to develop a new device that will provide real-time airway pressure monitoring for premature babies.
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Maternity program awarded for improving Aboriginal healthA program at the Women’s that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women through pregnancy, during labour and birth, and in the postpartum period has received the state’s top award for improving Aboriginal health.
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Gina captures hopes and dreams in historic Possum Skin CloakGina Bundle, Program Coordinator of the Aboriginal Health Unit at the Women’s, has unveiled her latest creative project – the Treaty Possum Skin Cloak – at Melbourne Museum.
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New study aims to understand sexual issues in women affected by ovarian cancerWe're recruiting 130 ovarian cancer survivors for a study that aims to improve understanding of women’s psychological needs after treatment
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Thousands given to further education of Women’s staffScholarships and grants worth more than $65,000 were awarded to staff at last week’s Donor Awards hosted by the Royal Women’s Hospital Foundation.
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International leader in fight against cervical cancer delivers Tracy Maund OrationThe Oration was presented by Professor Karen Canfell, who spoke about progress in the global fight against cervical cancer.
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The Women’s recognised for its commitment to breastfeedingThe Baby Friendly Health Initiative has praised the Royal Women’s Hospital for its efforts to promote, encourage and support breastfeeding.
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