In a year of anxiety and stress globally and in our own community, 2020 was a year in which Hadassah Australia reaffirmed its commitment to support the Hadassah Medical Organization in its vision to shape the future of Jerusalem, Israel and the global community. Read more
An innovative series of live virtual events to explore the future frontiers of Medicine, featuring some of Hadassah's top visionaries from Jerusalem’s two world-renowned hospitals. Presented by Hadassah International. Read more
Catch up on this important webinar bringing you expert and personal insights on the link between prematurity and chronic kidney disease. Read more
If anyone doubted the value of medical research as the cornerstone of a healthy society, then the devastating global impact of COVID-19 should put that to rest, writes Errol Katz. Read more
“We have a chance to do something significant in the medical field because of the calibre of people who are attracted to the work we do,” says Dr Russell Basser, Chair of the HAMRC Scientific Advisory Committee. Read more
Dr Oded Volovelsky, head of Hadassah's pediatric nephrology unit, appeared on an episode of the podcast On Call, to discuss his research helping to treat children with kidney disease. Read more
Researchers at Hadassah, led by Prof Dana Wolf, are closing in on the maternal-to-fetal viral spread and new antiviral approaches that will change the outcome of congenital infection. Read more
Catch up on this important webinar bringing you expert tips and insights from some of Australia and Israel's leading mental health professionals. Read more
Hadassah Hospital successfully treated five seriously-ill COVID-19 patients using an experimental treatment. All five patients tested negative to coronavirus and have now been discharged. Read more
Our research focus for philanthropic funding covers vitally important projects that have the potential to create effective treatments and discover cures. Read more
Preventing premature babies from developing chronic kidney disease later in life by combining Australia’s advanced imaging techniques with Israeli’s unique in vivo modelling. Read more
Save the next Steve Jobs from terminal pancreatic cancer; harness Australia's medical know-how and Israel's clinical trial advantage. Read more
The Australia-Israel Medical Breakthrough Fund will help us prioritise strategic and innovative projects peer reviewed by our Scientific Advisory Committee based on outstanding merit and research quality. Read more
Hadassah Australia is proud to present this interactive exchange providing a unique insight into the management of COVID 19 in Israel. Read more
HAMRC is honoured to present Dr Norman Swan and a panel of distinguished experts in medical research and vaccine developments to discuss challenging questions surrounding COVID-19 and what it means for Australia’s research future. Read more
Case studies of past research collaborations demonstrate the strong link with Hadassah Medical Center in Israel and the high impact of the partnerships. Read more
The number of children born with serious heart defects is in decline in the US, Europe, and even in most of Israel. In Jerusalem, however, this is not the case. Read more
Meet Dr. Oded Volovelsky, head of the kidney developmental lab at Hadassah. Dr. Volovelsky treats kidney diseases in children and searches for their cure. Read more
Ruth Ramone Rosen has spent many years working in the Education sector in Australia and in Israel. Read more
Directing a Gift in your Will to medical research is a powerful way to protect future generations and continue your legacy beyond your lifetime. It is a meaningful and lasting statement of your life, passion and values. Read more
In Hadassah Australia's journey to expand research partnerships, we have collaborated with leading Australian health organisations. Read more
With every dollar invested in medical research, Australia gains a $3.90 return to the economy. Many countries competing with Australia have increased their investment. Israel currently has the highest spend globally at 4.25 per cent – thus is a powerful partner for research and development. There are other synergies between our countries including a well-known history of collaboration leading to successful outcomes, medically and commercially. Read more
Diseases can evolve rapidly with new ones discovered over time. Greater effort is required to advance medical knowledge about how they develop, so this knowledge can be translated into new approaches for diagnosis and treatment that saves lives. Read more
Ruth R Rosen – Executive Director Rosemary Carrick – Development Director-NSW Eric Cheng – Development Director-Victoria Read more