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  • Endometriosis research gets a double funding boost

    …endometriosis“ received $37,200 from Endometriosis Australia and Dr Gurung hopes it will be a springboard into developing new avenues to manage and treat endometriosis. “Our work will investigate antimicrobial peptides……  Read more

    Shanti Gurung Endometriosis Researcher

  • Hudson Institute’s 2023 Emerging Leaders

    …related pathologies, including endometriosis, and infertility, ultimately leading to improved pregnancy outcomes and women’s health. Learn more about Endometriosis Contact us Hudson Institute communications t: + 61 3 8572 2761 e: communications@hudson.org.au……  Read more

    L-R: Dr Sarah Moody, Dr Nicole Campbell, Dr Rukmali Wijayarathna, Dr Harriet Fitzgerald, Dr Caroline Skene and Dr Emily Gulliver

  • Endometriosis research in focus on the airwaves

    …as the realities of living with endometriosis. Among the worrying facts shared were that endometriosis affects as many Australians as asthma and diabetes, but receives only a fraction of the……  Read more

    Dr Fiona Cousins, Endometriosis RRR broadcast

  • Big ideas attract big funding

    …of endometriosis. The team will investigate whether IFNε can be used as an innovative treatment for endometriosis.   Targeting pyroptosis to limit the severity of influenza virus infections Associate Professor……  Read more

    Hudson Institute researchers have featured prominently among the latest recipients of 2022 NHMRC Ideas Grants.

  • Helping women with endometriosis

    …endometriosis.” Tailored endometriosis treatment Their endometriosis latest findings, published in the Journal of Personalized Medicine, further expand the potential of menstrual fluid to be used for a range of treatment……  Read more

    Professor Caroline Gargett Dr Caitlin Filby and endometriosis patient Nicole Fernley at Hudson Institute

  • Pelvic organ prolapse prevention and cure

    …2022 Kirstin’s stillbirth story 5 May 2022 Dr Caitlin Filby – endometriosis detection 5 May 2022 Firefighters Charity Fund supports BRCA1 research 5 May 2022 Endometriosis Community share messages of……  Read more

    Hudson Institute researchers, Dr Kallyanashis Paul and Dr Shayanti Mukherjee, developing a new cell therapy treatment for pelvic organ prolapse.

  • Hudson News Winter 2022

    …Gargett – women’s health 5 May 2022 Dr Caitlin Filby – endometriosis detection 5 May 2022 Firefighters Charity Fund supports BRCA1 research 5 May 2022 Endometriosis Community share messages of……  Read more

    Professor Elizabeth Hartland

  • Kirstin’s stillbirth story 

    …– women’s health 5 May 2022 Dr Caitlin Filby – endometriosis detection 5 May 2022 Firefighters Charity Fund supports BRCA1 research 5 May 2022 Endometriosis Community share messages of hope……  Read more

    Dr Miranda Davies-Tuck and PhD student Kirstin Tindal at Hudson Institute turning an experience of stillbirth into a life's work.

  • Professor Caroline Gargett – women’s health

    …Kirstin’s stillbirth story 5 May 2022 Dr Caitlin Filby – endometriosis detection 5 May 2022 Firefighters Charity Fund supports BRCA1 research 5 May 2022 Endometriosis Community share messages of hope……  Read more

    Professor Caroline Gargett's research is helping women live with the crippling effects of pelvic organ prolapse (POP).

  • Dr Caitlin Filby – endometriosis detection

    …test to confirm their suspicions of endometriosis,” Dr Filby says. “A non-invasive menstrual fluid test would help uncover the undiagnosed population of women with endometriosis, allowing girls and women to……  Read more

    Dr Caitlin Filby, tackling endometriosis on two fronts.