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RESEARCH FOCUS ON RARE LYMPHOMAS
Haematologist, Dr Colm Keane, has a clear focus on improving patient outcomes through his lymphoma research program at TRI.
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DRUG DOESN'T REDUCE HEART DISEASE IN KIDNEY PATIENTS
TRI researchers were part of a large study looking at a commonly prescribed drug for kidney patients.
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INVENTION DRIVING NEEDLE-FREE VACCINE DELIVERY
TRI unpacks the Vaxxas journey as their needle-free vaccine delivery product nears commercial reality.
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DIGESTIVE HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRE LAUNCHES
This new research centre is designed to come up with cures for painful gastrointestinal disorders.
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AWAKENING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO FIGHT DISEASES
Dr Fernando Guimaraes is developing new immunotherapies to fight cancer and diseases.
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NEW AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPEUTICS
Professor Ranjeny Thomas is leading the development of potential new treatments for a range of autoimmune diseases and cancers.
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WORLD-FIRST TECHNIQUE FOR CANCER TREATMENTS
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IMPROVED CARE FOR KIDNEY DISEASE PATIENTS
Professor David Johnson, is championing patient-centred kidney disease research.
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GENE COULD GUIDE BETTER TREATMENT OF MOST COMMON BREAST CANCER
Gene can indicate breast cancer patient treatment response
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GENETIC TEST COULD IMPROVE OSTEOPOROSIS SCREENING
TRI-based researchers have helped develop a new genetic measure for osteoporosis
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RESEARCHERS OPTIMISING CANCER SURVIVORS’ OUTCOMES
Cancer nurse researchers are working with TRI-based scientists to improve outcomes for cancer survivors.
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WORLD FIRST GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS IDENTIFIED FOR COMMON FORM OF CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY
TRI-based researchers find genetic and environmental link for form of diabetes.
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DIABETES DRUG COULD PREVENT KIDNEY FAILURE
Australasian Kidney Trials Network secure grant for polycystic kidney disease.
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ANOTHER WORLD FIRST SURGERY FOR ACCISS
The ACCISS team have completed another world first surgery using 3D printed technology to improve a birth defect known as “funnel chest.”
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CSL SIGNS DEAL FOR NEW AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE THERAPEUTIC
Prof Ranjeny Thomas is partnering with CSL to commercialise a treatment for Sjogren's Syndrome
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TACKLING TYPE 1 DIABETES FROM PREVENTION TO BETTER TREATMENTS
Professor Josephine Forbes is at the international forefront of Type 1 diabetes research.
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IMPROVING GENETIC TESTING FOR SKIN CANCER
Dr Aideen McInerney-Leo is leading a series of multifaceted studies aimed at improving genetic testing for skin cancer.
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EARLY BREAKTHROUGH WITH CANCER VACCINE
A/Prof Kristen Radford and her team are developing a new cancer vaccine.
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NEW ENDOMETRIAL CANCER DIAGNOSTIC
A newly discovered endometrial cancer diagnostic method will enable early detection.
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INTERNSHIPS FOCUSING YEAR 12'S STEM AMBITIONS
Student interns are being given the opportunity to expand their skill sets beyond the classroom and into the laboratory at TRI!
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DRUG USED TO SLOW KIDNEY DISEASE INEFFECTIVE
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QUEST FOR PERSONALISED LUNG-CANCER TREATMENT
Dr Mark Adams has been awarded a grant for his research into lung cancer.
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MATER RESEARCH LEADS QUEENSLAND-FIRST TRIAL ASSESSING IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON EXPECTANT PARENTS
The landmark study will assess the impacts of the pandemic on expectant parents and their unborn babies.
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LIFETIME DEDICATED TO PROSTATE AND BLADDER CANCER RESEARCH
A new treatment for prostate and bladder cancers is just one outcome from the research career of Prof Pamela Russell.
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