Found 29 news articles for Bronchopulmonary dysplasia

Despite advances in neonatal care, treating brain injury in preterm babies remains a significant unmet need. Researchers at Hudson Institute of Medical Research, working with the School of Clinical Sciences……  Read more

Hudson Institute researchers are lifting the lid on a treatment promising the benefits of stem cells but none of the drawbacks, offering potential to reduce the lifelong impacts of perinatal……  Read more

Two projects promising huge advances in newborn health have been awarded significant funding in the form of 2024 NHMRC Investigator Grants.  Hudson Institute Group Heads, Professor Claudia Nold and Associate……  Read more

A major systematic review of treatments for protecting the newborn brain from the negative effects of inflammation has found that earlier anti-inflammatory intervention is best, but it’s better late than……  Read more

The combined skills of Professors Claudia and Marcel Nold are bringing new treatments for preterm babies, from laboratory discovery to clinical trials in Monash Children’s Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit……  Read more

Being born too soon exposes babies to many dangerous health conditions, and researchers are tackling one of them by finding out how magnesium sulphate can protect the health of the……  Read more

The building blocks of life-long health are the subject of a cutting-edge review examining how a newborn’s lung microbiome affects the immune system for years to come. L-R: Professor Claudia……  Read more

Hudson Institute researchers have conducted the first attempts to collect umbilical cord blood cells, with a view to using them to prevent brain damage in preterm babies. Dr Lindsay Zhou……  Read more

Director’s message: A time to celebrate This is the time of year when we look back at what we have achieved and acknowledge the people who helped us make it……  Read more

When baby Max arrived – early and in a hurry – no-one realised he would play a vital part in keeping other preterm babies healthy in the future. Insert image……  Read more