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World-first ‘lifeline’ for kids with rare diseases expands from Nedlands to regional WA with $700,000 boost

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The expansion of a Perth Children’s Hospital medical facility for kids with rare and undiagnosed diseases across the Pilbara has been described as a “lifeline”.

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