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The hug that helped Tyson heal
Nicole was at work in the bakery when a man from the shop next door burst in. “Everyone is trying to get hold of you, you need to call your sister”, he said. Nicole couldn’t prepare herself for what her sister Susan would say.
James’ journey: back in action
When James mentioned to his mum during story time that one eye looked blurry, it didn’t seem like much at first. But the scans told a different story.
Kids and Teens Pelvic Pain Clinical Network launch
Today, Minister for Health Ingrid Stitt MP launched the Kids and Teens Pelvic Pain Clinical Network, a new statewide paediatric service for young people under 18 experiencing pelvic pain at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH).
Telstra outage resolved
There has been a widespread outage of the Telstra network this morning, affecting mobile and data connectivity and payment systems.
Hope at last for ‘butterfly children’
In an Australian first, The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) has delivered groundbreaking gene therapy to a child
living with severe Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), offering new hope to families affected by this devastating
condition.
A visit from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
We were pleased to welcome Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, to The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) on Tuesday, 14 April.
Media release: Parents in the dark about teens’ nicotine use
New research reveals a troubling rise in teen nicotine use, with nearly half of parents unaware their child is using nicotine products. The latest National Child Health Poll shows 12 per cent of teens currently use nicotine and most display signs of dependence, yet many want help to quit.
Tommy the fearless farm boy
An accident left then six-year-old Tommy with nine broken bones in his feet, but he never let that hold him back.
Mia’s road from silence to smiles
When two-year-old Mia was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma, her world changed. With holistic care at The Royal Children’s Hospital, she found hope, play and strength to thrive.