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The development of a world-first nasal spray vaccine could be a turning point in protection against whooping cough, helping stop the spread of the respiratory infection to vulnerable babies.

More than 300 new junior medical officers (JMOs) have joined SCHN, training as the next generation of doctors dedicated to providing the best possible care for children.

For the first time outside of the United States, doctors in the Kids Cancer Centre at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick (SCH) will use CAR-T cell therapy to try to attack and destroy the fatal tumour, offering new hope to children living with the devastating disease.

Two of the ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý’s long-serving paediatric specialists, along with a ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý board member, have been recognised for their service to improving the lives of children and their families in the 2023 Australia Day honours.

A study has shown children’s immune response to COVID-19 is fast but not long lasting.