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The Alfred pit crew providing lifesaving care
8 April 2022
For over 20 years, emergency and trauma specialists from The Alfred have had a trackside ticket to the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix.
emergency & trauma
Professor Peter Kistler wearing blue scrubs in his kitchen holding a cup of coffee with an Alfred Health logo on the cup.
Coffee the secret to a long life
25 March 2022
Drinking coffee could help you live longer according to world-first research by heart specialists at The Alfred.
heart
research & innovation
neha
Diet giving fresh hope to epilepsy patients
24 March 2022
Over one-third of patients at The Alfred’s specialist epilepsy nutrition clinic have experienced a reduction in seizures since beginning dietary treatment.
allied health
patients
research & innovation
Celebrating International Women’s Day
8 March 2022
This year we’re celebrating the leading role of women in healthcare as part of International Women’s Day, at a time when women have quite literally been on the frontline supporting the community, while supporting their families.
international women's day
staff
Lead researcher Joshua Laing
Early intervention vital following traumatic brain injury
4 March 2022
Early intervention by neurologists following traumatic brain injury could significantly enhance patient outcomes, researchers from The Alfred and Monash University have found.
emergency & trauma
research & innovation
Street view of the Holiday Inn Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Quarantine program involvement to conclude
25 February 2022
Alfred Health’s partnership with COVID-19 Quarantine Victoria (CQV) will come to an end as Victoria’s quarantine program transitions to the Mickleham facility.
covid-19
Remembering Black Saturday
7 February 2022
Black Saturday was one of the worst bushfire disasters in Australian history, with 173 Victorians losing their life across over 400 individual fires.
burns
emergency & trauma
icu
World first cancer treatment gives hope to Melbourne mum
4 February 2022
A groundbreaking approach to treating stage four cancer has given new hope to some patients diagnosed with the life threatening disease. Melbourne woman Debbie was diagnosed with primary breast cancer in 2006, and had been classified as stage four since 2008. 
cancer
patient
radiation therapy
Clinical trials team standing in hospital courtyard. Nicole Byrne, Thobe Mthethwa-Pitt and Jane Brack.
Meet the team this World Cancer Day
3 February 2022
Did you know that more than half of our 300 open trials are cancer-related trials? Our cancer clinical trials have allowed us to put new and cutting-edge treatment into clinical practice. They have also enabled us to recruit highly-engaged staff who are always looking to improve the way we deliver care.
clinical trials
melanoma
oncology
trialhub
Group of nurses wearing plastic gowns, face shields and masks pushing a bed an some equipment down a narrow ward corridor.
Alfred Health continuing to provide care for the most urgent cases during Code Brown
20 January 2022
Alfred Health is continuing to provide urgent care to the community, despite the significant challenges posed by current wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
emergency & trauma
patients