Who is likely to benefit from immunotherapy, and who might be more prone to toxicity? Decoding the language of antibodies, and their often-overlooked precursors, B cells, is bringing us closer to precision treatment.

Monash University researchers, in collaboration with Harvard University, have discovered how to permanently ‘switch off’ cancer causing genes, revealing a new approach to cancer treatment.

Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences researchers, teaching staff, alumni and colleagues are among over 900 people recognised in the Australia Day 2026 Honours List, released yesterday by the Governor-General. The Australian Honours and

High-impact research on children with offending behaviour that informed changes to Victorian legislation, a successful, creative advancement in graduate medicine anatomy education and efforts to embed trauma-aware practices that promote wellbeing

Australian researchers have demonstrated a new, less toxic drug combination after stem cell transplants for leukaemia significantly improves patient outcomes post-transplant.

Australian researchers have demonstrated that the use of a new, less toxic drug combination after stem cell transplants for leukaemia significantly improves patient outcomes post-transplant.

Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences’ most outstanding students from the 2024 academic year were celebrated last night at the annual Student Awards Ceremony, held at the Alexander Theatre on the Clayton campus.

Four Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences researchers have been recognised in the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) Research Excellence Awards, announced at a ceremony in Canberra last night.

Monash University-led research, believed to be the first of its kind, has used blood tests and MRI scans to show that the effects of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can last decades.