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'No lives lost to brain cancer' is the Brain Cancer Centre's vision, offering annual grant funding to some of Australia's most brilliant researchers.

Radio host Kyle Sandilands told listeners of the KIIS FM breakfast show that he has a brain aneurysm, and would be undergoing emergency surgery.

But what is a brain aneurysm and how common is it?

Join us in celebrating the conclusion of our 32nd year funding world-leading brain disease research, with a snapshot of our achievements in 2024.

What A Year 2024 video

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To close out the RMH Research Conference 2024, one of the inaugural Foundation Trustees, Professor Stephen Davis AO, has been inducted into the prestigious RMH Research Hall of Fame.

A second, life-saving Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) has hit the road.

The MSU service has been operating for seven years, providing critical care to more than 10,000 patients across Melbourne suspected of having a stroke - at their doorstep.

Early high-efficacy treatment significantly reduces long-term disability in children with multiple sclerosis, new study finds.

Congratulations to two RMH-based recipients of these significant Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Grants.

Brain Tumour | Brain Cancer Survivorship Grant

Prof Kate Drummond, Dr Heidi McAlpine

Life-improving research for brain cancer survivors

Parkinson's disease: new surgical technique providing fresh hope for sufferers.

New global research led by the RMH has offered a breakthrough in MS.

RMH planning conceptual leap with mobile scans to transform regional care.

Financial Review - Stroke of Genius.pdf (multiscreensite.com)
 

Melbourne scientists and surgeons have given patients with disabilities the power to work computers with their mind in a world-first ‘bionic spine’ breakthrough.