Found 311 news articles for childhood cancer

…clinician in our leadership team.” A/Prof Firestein joins the Institute from Genentech, where he was employed as a cancer researcher and pathologist, focusing on cancer biomarker development in early stage……  Read more

…of their research within the community. The Institute offers around 170 student projects across six key areas: Cancer; Genetic Diseases; Immunity, Inflammation and Infectious Diseases; Reproductive Health; Fetal, Neonatal, Children’s……  Read more

…roles within research entities, including the Cancer Council of Victoria. The Victorian Cancer Agency was established in 2013 to facilitate cancer research across Victoria. Professor Fuller’s appointment is from June……  Read more

…Congratulations to Dr Cain for his work in securing this funding. Diseases we research Childhood cancer | Learn more Contact us Hudson Institute communications t: +61 3 8572 2697 e: communications@hudson.org.au……  Read more

…targets for tackling other inflammatory conditions”. Herald Sun: ‘Protein breakthrough offers cancer hope,’ 14 April 2015 Diseases we research Inflammation and cancer | Learn more Contact us Hudson Institute communications……  Read more

…his memory after he tragically lost his battle with brain cancer in April 2013. The Foundation contributes to research into brain tumours as well as supporting families going through similar……  Read more

…to protect us from the harmful effects of bacteria, viruses or cancer. But in many diseases, there is too much inflammation; good examples are stroke, heart attack and auto immune……  Read more

…research interests are in immune-cell therapies for cancer and infection. Along with his colleagues, Professor Trounson also confirmed the discovery of human embryonic stem cells in 2000 and showed that……  Read more

…cancer and osteoporosis, as well as understand the impacts of early life on development. Read more in the current issue of MIMR-PHI News. Diseases we research Cancer | Learn more……  Read more

…ongoing research investigating MicroRNAs, which control the use of genetic information to produce proteins. Changes to MicroRNA levels in the cells are associated with development of diseases such as cancers….…  Read more