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Scientists track effects of A2 milk on gut

27 June 2016

Scientists at The Alfred have established a world-first study to determine whether A2 milk really is easier to digest for some humans than regular dairy milk.

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Treatment breakthrough for aggressive blood cancer

21 June 2016

Scientists from The Alfred and Monash University are hailing a drug designed to combat an aggressive blood cancer as one of the most promising advances against the disease in more than 40 years.

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Under the pump: tackling heart failure

21 June 2016

A new series of short videos raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of heart failure.

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Asthma patients who take illicit drugs more likely to go to ICU

21 June 2016

Asthma sufferers who use illicit substances are up to eight times more likely to end up in intensive care than other asthma sufferers who are admitted to hospital, a new study from The Alfred has revealed.

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Neonatal care boost at Sandringham Hospital

14 June 2016

Neonatal services at Sandringham Hospital will be managed by the Royal Women's Hospital from September 2016.

Sandringham third in state for eye surgeries

24 May 2016

Sandringham Hospital has become one of the state’s top three hospitals for eye surgery following a significant increase in demand from residents across Bayside Melbourne. 

Alzheimer’s drug trial success

21 April 2016

Following the success of early research results of Anavex 2-73, a drug which aims to address the symptoms of dementia, Alfred Health is looking to continue a larger trial next year.

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Sandringham Hospital launches appeal

3 March 2016

Sandringham Hospital is calling on the community to help build a $2.5m Day Procedure Centre.

The Alfred leads world-wide aspirin study

25 February 2016

The long-held debate over the daily use of aspirin for patients at increased risk of heart attack and stroke has finally been answered, with researchers from around the world, led by The Alfred revealing it to be safe before surgery.

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Ladder-related injuries on the rise

22 February 2016

Alfred Health has released a study into ladder-related falls, which found a sharp increase in serious injury resulting from a ladder fall, particularly among the ‘baby-boomer’ generation.

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