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Treatment hope for premature babies
A treatment offering hope to parents of very premature babies is showing great promise, in the first worldwide stocktake of research into umbilical cord blood stem cells. Dr Lindsay Zhou…… Read more
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The how and why of neuroprotection
Finding the right medicine is sometimes just the first step on a long road – for researchers working to prevent newborn brain injury, understanding how it works is the bigger…… Read more
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Reducing brain damage in preterm babies
The understanding of brain damage in preterm newborn babies has taken a big step, with a world-first study identifying significant differences in the mechanics of blood supply to the preterm brain. L–R:…… Read more
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Neural stem cells may hold key to tackling newborn brain injury
Neural stem cells have strong potential to be effective in reducing brain injury in newborn babies, in the most extensive review of research on the topic. Madeleine Smith Injury to…… Read more
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Early intervention treatment for cerebral palsy shows promise despite sex differences
A promising early intervention treatment for cerebral palsy in newborn babies has proven effective in both boys and girls – even though it works differently depending on the sex of…… Read more
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Brain injury at birth – a better start for newborns
Newborn babies who suffer brain injury at birth could face significantly less risk of disability, thanks to a new treatment developed by Hudson Institute and Monash University scientists. Professor Suzanne…… Read more
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Identifying keys to preventing cerebral palsy in premature babies
An anti-inflammatory drug that’s been widely used for decades may prove to be an ideal tool to help doctors prevent cerebral palsy in preterm babies. Dr Robert Galinsky Excessive inflammation…… Read more
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Inner Wheel Australia Foundation Trust success
Hudson Institute is proud to receive a Cord Blood Research Grant from Inner Wheel Australia, to help advance our exciting investigation of the uses of cord blood stem cells to…… Read more
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Cerebral Palsy | Meet the young Melbourne medical researchers making a difference
It’s the most common of all physical disabilities, affecting one in 500 Australians and more than 17 million people worldwide, but there is still so much to learn about Cerebral…… Read more
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Neonatal seizures research awarded Cerebral Palsy Alliance funding
Hudson Institute researchers will work with Monash University and Monash Health colleagues on an exciting new therapy for the treatment of neonatal seizures – following funding from the Cerebral Palsy…… Read more
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