Monash University Associate Professor Jane Tiller has been awarded Australia’s most prestigious scientific award for a landmark campaign that has banned genetic discrimination in life insurance.

A world-first clinical trial conducted by Monash University researchers has shown that cholesterol-lowering medication can reduce heart attack and stroke in people aged over 70 years.

Australia’s federal, state and territory governments must address significant cost and accessibility barriers preventing too many Australians from accessing vital abortion care, according to a Monash University-led coalition of health and

Monash University researchers have reviewed existing evidence and concluded that most shoulder problems get better with self-management, education and time, challenging widespread clinical reliance on early imaging and surgical interventions.

A program of research to strengthen implementation practice and research with equity has been awarded a $3 million National Health and Medical Research Council Investigator Grant Level 3 Fellowship.

Researchers involved in improving consumer protections against genetic discrimination and discovering a new strategy for curing bacterial vaginosis have been recognised as finalists for the 2026 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

Projects to develop a novel strategy to preserve fertility and long-term health after cancer treatment, achieve disease modification in Parkinson’s disease and promote climate health risk assessment using big data and emerging technologies are

The School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine is saddened to share the news of the recent passing of two valued colleagues and friends of the School, Professor Robert Stirling AM and Professor Tony Walker ASM. Our thoughts are with both of

Workers at risk of serious lung disease after harmful silica dust exposure can benefit from updated national diagnosis and treatment guidelines developed by a Monash University-led consortium of experts.