Your Impact
Cabrini Research has been at the forefront of innovation for more than 25 years.
Our highly-skilled academic and clinician researchers work together to tackle the greatest challenges in healthcare and improve the lives of our patients and community. Our investigators work across the entire trajectory of research from laboratory discovery to preclinical models, clinical trials and implementation into practice.
Today, Cabrini Research is home to multiple research departments that are closely aligned with key clinical services Cabrini provides to our community.
With your generous support, our breakthroughs continue to save countless lives in the areas of cancer, cardiovascular, mental health, critical care medicine, translational, precision medicine and health informatics research and make significant improvements in how we deliver healthcare in the modern age.
"Without research we are condemning tomorrow’s generation to today’s treatments."
Professor Gary Richardson OAM
Group Director, Cabrini Research
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To find out more about how you can support critical research at Cabrini, contact Elizabeth Lim, Philanthropy Manager on 03 9508 1373
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Our breakthroughs in bowel cancer research saved Eliza's life.
“Cabrini saved my life and I knew I was in the best possible hands.”
When 38-year old mother of two Eliza Newton experienced some unusual symptoms, she was tempted to ignore it.
It was lockdown in Melbourne during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“I felt like my body was trying to tell me something, so I went to the doctor… When I came out after having the procedure my husband had been called in to be there, so I knew it wasn’t good news. My bowel cancer diagnosis and surgery was a whirlwind three weeks and very tough. We learned how far gone the cancer was… how severe it was and what the worst possibilities were.
“The doctors, nurses, everyone at Cabrini, were amazing during a very scary, painful experience. The care I received was invaluable,” said Eliza. Thanks to the incredible team at Cabrini’s Centre of Excellence in Colorectal Cancer, Eliza is now cancer-free and enjoying life with her young family.