Health Service Research received a boost for further work into understanding perinatal physiotherapy care through a new co-designed program for the new Mater Family Wellbeing Service.

Alana Delaforce, Hospital/Service Quality and Safety Manager's work has been recognised as one of five winners for the Betty McGrath Grant,

Mater’s newly established Perinatal Mental Health Team celebrated a win this year.

Perinatal and infant mental health is better for the Best Start Grant.

Despite a global health pandemic catching everyone off guard, this year has still delivered moments of joy for new parents.

Pregnant women and their unborn babies can look forward to a brighter future.

Mater’s Fertility Services program is helping couples restore their reproductive health, and the results from research are looking positive.

Professor Helen Liley’s addressed the prestigious Boston Children’s Hospital at their 150th Anniversary this month.

Mater Research and Mater Mothers' Hospitals representatives participated in the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Congress, aiming to improve maternal and newborn health outcomes.

A/Prof Samudragupta (Sam) Bora’s passion for improving health outcomes for children saw him travel to Africa to conclude phase one of his world first research into placental transfer of malaria.

The International Diabetes Federation 2019 Congress has selected Mater’s Professor David McIntyre to provide the prestigious ‘Stream Award Lecture’ at this year’s meeting.

A devotion to closing the gap in maternity care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women has seen Professor Sue Kildea awarded the Health Services Research Award.