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Emma O’Kelly was living large when an extremely rare auto-immune disease unexpectedly plunged the 22-year-old into the long-term health care system.

Australians will soon have greater access to potentially lifesaving treatments for rare cancers and other diseases with the establishment of a clinical trials network led by Alfred Health and Monash University.

Clinicians world-wide now have stronger evidence to use when asking their atrial fibrillation patients to stop drinking.

As a leading centre for neuro-trauma, The Alfred was selected as the launch site for the federal government’s new Traumatic Brain Injury Mission. 

So grateful was one family for the care of their son that they generously gifted our Tartan About fundraising team enough to achieve their target sum.

The pharmacy service to support Victoria’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017 will be based at The Alfred.

The Phase I trial of a world-first peanut allergy immunotherapy has shown positive results, researchers have revealed.

Eleni was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 2012, sending a shock through the family. Eleni’s daughter Nina slowly found herself taking on the primary caring role.

Experts are calling this the 'century of sleep loss' but sleep has come under close scrutiny at The Alfred in the last 50 years. 

Black Saturday is a day most Victorians will never forget.