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22nd March 2023

QUT scientists developing precision treatment to boost cancer patients immune systems

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24 February 2023

Back from the brink: Brisbane man’s new lease on life after ACCISS surgery saves him from deadly disease

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8 February 2023

Study aims to cut pain and enhance chemo for ovarian cancer patients

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3 February 2023

Study finds link between blood components and brain disorders

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27 January 2023

New diagnostic could improve outcomes for oesophageal cancer

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13 January 2023

Methane 'gobbling' microorganism is a shape shifter: Nature Microbiology

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20 December 2022

Breast cancer risk could be better estimated in women via innovative imaging technology developed by TRI-based QUT researchers

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