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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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TISSUE ENGINEERING ADVANCING MEDICAL CARE
Dr Laura Bray is leading a range of tissue engineering projects from future breast implant technology to nanoparticles to treat cancer.
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NEW EVIDENCE OF DANGERS OF HIGH-FAT DIET ON PRE-CANCEROUS CONDITION
Thanks to a TRI research grant, scientists have found a link between diet and throat cancer.
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PARTNERSHIPS PROPEL NEW VACCINE DELIVERY PLATFORM
TRI-based biotech, Vaxxas, announces two international partnership deals.
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NEW OVARIAN CANCER DIAGNOSTIC GOING TO TRIAL
Professor John Hooper has received an MRFF grant to trial a new diagnostic for epithelial ovarian cancer.
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GRANT A BOOST FOR BONE METASTASIS RESEARCH
Dr Nathalie Bock has received a CureCancer grant to find new and better ways of assessing prostate cancer when it has spread to bones.
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USING PLACENTA STEM CELLS TO HELP BONES MEND
Scientists are preparing to trial a treatment using placental stem cells to heal fractures.
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UNPACKING THE ROLE OF MESSENGER PROTEINS IN DISEASES
Discoveries made by Dr Andrew Brooks could improve patient outcomes for many diseases.
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GENOMICS RESEARCH TO IMPROVE INDIGENOUS HEALTH
TRI researchers working to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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MAKING TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH EASIER IN QLD
BDHP Research Passport Agreement aims to streamline the approval process for researchers, saving them time and legal costs!
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LATEST TRI GRANTS BOOST CANCER RESEARCH
TRI has awarded three new grants to fast-track cancer research.
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WORLD-FIRST SALIVA TEST DETECTS HIDDEN THROAT CANCER
A saliva test developed by QUT scientists affiliated with TRI has detected early throat cancer.
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DIRECTORS’ CHOICE SERIES LAUNCHES AT TRI
A brand new series that will provide you with insights from current and past journal editors
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