It is known that women who have heart attacks have a worse outcome than men – and a new study has found that one of the reasons might be that women are less comfortable calling 000 and more likely to ...

The study found the vaccine was effective in triggering an immune defence response which helped to destroy cells infected with TB. When used as a booster in BCG-vaccinated mice, the vaccine ...

Monash University has climbed 24 places to rank 63rd globally and third in Australia in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) World Reputation Rankings 2025. The reputation rankings are ...

Surgeons routinely use stainless steel or titanium, which stay in the body forever, can cause discomfort and may require follow-up surgeries. A new zinc alloy, designed by Monash biomedical engineers, ...

Monash has achieved an enviable national and international reputation for research and teaching excellence in a short 50 years.

Bariatric surgery is safe and induces substantial weight loss that reduces the need for diabetes medications, a Monash University and University of Sydney-led Australian study has found.

The Gamilaraay community from north-east New South Wales has welcomed the return of a highly significant carved tree, known as a dhulu, during a special event in Canberra.

Australians want to read more in 2025, with around one in two readers and non-readers alike reporting aspirations to do it more often. New research from Monash University and book industry initiative ...

In particular, the almost $170 million commitment to making Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs) such as IUD’s more widely available is a “hugely positive move,” she said.

Cryptosporidiosis is responsible for significant diarrheal morbidity and mortality in under-5 children in low- and middle-income countries and in recent years clofazimine has been used as a treatment ...

Bold policy shifts are needed to get Australia’s falling social, economic and environmental wellbeing back on track, new modelling from Monash University shows.

The first clinical consensus statement for managing multiple sclerosis (MS) in Australia and New Zealand has been released, and will help health professionals navigate a treatment landscape that has ...