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  • Four people standing in front of a Cancer Research Trust branded media wall
    WA-led research gives hope for better recovery after stem cell transplant 06 November 2026 Fiona Stanley Hospital researchers have secured $5 million for, QUOKKA, a research project aiming to develop more personalised post-transplant care for people with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
  • Urology patient and clinical nurse specialist in a clinical imaging room, standing in front of a large medical scanner.
    World-first bladder cancer research takes next step 02 November 2026 South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) researchers are building on the success of a world-first bladder cancer trial, with a new study providing further insight into how immunotherapy could be delivered directly to where it is needed.
  • 78-year-old Ken Westgate sitting in a wheelchair dancing with a Laughter Care Specialist who is wearing a bright yellow dress, surrounded by six cheerful staff.
    Laughter Care delivering smiles to older patients at Fremantle Hospital 23 October 2026 A WA-first therapeutic program is bringing moments of joy, connection and companionship to older patients at Fremantle Hospital.
  • Twenty staff from the Fiona Stanley Hospital maternity team and the Ngangk Yira Institute for Change from Murdoch University standing together.
    New digital platform helping Aboriginal women access culturally safe maternity care 21 October 2026 The Fiona Stanley Hospital maternity team, in partnership with the Ngangk Yira Institute for Change at Murdoch University, has just launched Baby Coming You Ready.
  • Seven theatre staff wearing blue theatre scrubs standing together next to the da Vinci robotic system.
    da Vinci robot continues to deliver Australian firsts at FSH 19 October 2026 Fiona Stanley Hospital has become the first public hospital in Australia to successfully perform four robotic-assisted radical prostatectomies during a single operating list.

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  • Transplant recipient Taryn pictured right at her wedding holding a bouquet of flowers alongside Transplant Physician Dr Michael Musk and husband Errol.
    The lifelong bond between transplant physician and transplant recipient 31 October 2024 Having only just celebrated her 17th birthday, Taryn spent almost nine hours in theatre as surgeons worked to put in her new heart and lungs. She was finally receiving the gift of life she so desperately needed.
  • A group of attendees at the Thoracic Organ Transplant Symposium.
    FSH Thoracic Organ Transplant Service celebrates major milestones 29 October 2024 This month our state cardiac and lung transplant service, based at FSH, celebrates 30 years of heart and 20 years of lung transplantation.
  • Mum Jenny pictured middle, holding hands with daughters Michelle and Melissa either side of her.
    Mel's looking on the bright side after preventative breast surgery 25 October 2024 With the knowledge their mum had the BRCA2 gene, Mel and her sister Michelle underwent genetic testing of their own. The results changed Mel’s life – she too had the BRCA2 gene.
  • Two babies wearing only a nappy lay side by side
    Help shape the New Women and Babies Hospital Project 17 October 2024 The New Women and Babies Hospital Project team is calling for consumers to join Project Community Advisory Groups (PCAGs).
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Last Updated: 14/05/2026
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