The Royal Melbourne Hospital is one of Melbourne's pre-eminent hospitals. It provides world-leading clinical care, extensive surgical and medical expertise and outstanding research, built on its foundation as a university teaching hospital.
The Royal Melbourne Hospital was Melbourne's first hospital, established in 1848. It has two campuses in the renowned Parkville Precinct, just north of the Melbourne CBD.
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The Royal Melbourne Hospital Foundation is pleased to announce the major prize winners from the current edition of the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home Lottery.
Professor Finlay Macrae, one of Australia’s leading bowel cancer experts, has been honoured by the World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO) for his professional and personal contributions to the field of gastroenterology.
Minister for Health David Davis today joined cancer survivors and people touched by cancer for a special site inspection of the $1 billion new Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) Project facilities.
Melbourne Health welcomes yesterday’s announcement by the Federal Government that they are reversing the decision to cut $107m in healthcare funding to Victoria.
