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Two exciting Hudson Institute projects in Women’s & Newborn Health have received welcome funding from the Norman Beischer Medical Research Foundation. Improving preeclampsia outcomes Associate Professor Miranda Davies-Tuck receives $74,117 for her project looking at better identification and treatment of preeclampsia, which she says remains one of the most challenging and unresolved problems in obstetric medicine.…  Read more

Thanks to their doctors in Hanoi and researchers at Hudson Institute of Medical Research, they have been identified as XY females, and the exact source of their genetic difference has been identified for the first time.…  Read more

Perinatal Epidemiologist Associate Professor Miranda Davies-Tuck has been awarded a RANZCOG Honorary Fellowship in recognition of her exceptional contribution to women’s health.…  Read more

A lone Senator from Tasmania has achieved in one speech what Hudson Institute of Medical Research has spent years attempting: to get the words vagina and prolapse in the nation’s media.…  Read more

Two newborn health research projects at Hudson Institute are among 67 around Australia to receive funding from the Heart Foundation.…  Read more

Hudson Institute’s Hudson Institute Cell Therapies (HICT) platform is now part of Therapeutic Innovation Australia’s (TIA) Pipeline Accelerator scheme, making its specialised cell therapy infrastructure, services and expertise more accessible to researchers and biotechnology developers across Australia.…  Read more

A $100,000 Jack Brockhoff Foundation grant will support Hudson Institute researcher Dr Tegan White’s ground-breaking research into brain development in babies born at just 22–23 weeks’ gestation.…  Read more

The problems caused by fetal growth restriction (FGR) can persist well beyond birth, and a new study could explain why these babies face higher cardiac risks later in life – revealing how FGR rewires the heart’s metabolism.…  Read more

The dangers to the unborn child caused by Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR) are becoming better understood and now, researchers at Hudson Institute have identified specifically how it impacts brain development.…  Read more

  The following is a joint statement from Hudson Institute of Medical Research and Monash University: Hudson Institute of Medical Research is proposed to formally integrate into Monash University, with full operational integration proposed in the first half of 2027.  Monash and Hudson have a strong, longstanding relationship, and we are working together to support…  Read more