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Is a single injection to the eye key to reversing blindness?
A new gene therapy delivered as a one-off injection to the eye could reverse blindness and “switch on sight” for millions of people with impaired vision.
‘Truly blessed’: Miracle team helps tiniest newborns get home for Christmas
The tiny Christmas miracles at Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital NICU have met Santa for the first time, while their parents navigate the emotional rollercoaster of their unexpected early arrival.
How I overcame infertility and had a baby: Former AFL gun
Former Richmond and Fremantle player Reece Conca tells of his battle with infertility and the new IVF technique that allowed him to have a child.
Moira Kelly gives the gift of a kidney to ‘adopted’ daughter Krishna
Victorian humanitarian Moira Kelly – who helped bring conjoined twins Krishna and Trishna to Melbourne for their separation surgery in 2009 – has revealed she offered another lifeline to her “adopted” daughter Krishna.
How ‘last chance’ embryo led to family’s miracle baby
Stephanie and James’ baby dreams looked all but over when IVF left them with a mosaic embryo — one containing both normal and abnormal cells.
Billie was born at only 24 weeks — this helped save her life
In a medical world first, it’s been found umbilical cord blood cells can “shield” the tiniest premature babies from injury — just like they did for now three-year-old Billie.
Real reason why young Victorians are most at risk of getting cancer
People born in the early 2000s have a six-to-seven-fold increased likelihood of getting bowel cancer — and now researchers have uncovered the gut reason behind the shock trend.
Going on a long-haul flight? Dentists say do this
If you’re going on a long flight it can lead to a breeding ground of bacteria in your mouth. But on top of brushing, this is what you should do for your teeth.
Why getting a good night’s sleep is crucial if you have high blood pressure
People with high blood pressure are at an increased risk of getting dementia — especially if they don’t get a certain amount of sleep each night, it’s now been revealed.
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