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…understanding why the rates of testicular cancer continue to rise internationally and why IVF is needed for conception of 1 in 30 children born in Australia. “There are a plethora……  Read more

…genetic mutations in tumour biopsies taken from cancer patients. Using this information, we are then able to identify the best and most effective treatments for those patients,” Professor Williams said….…  Read more

…are looking at embryo implantation, endometrial cancer, placental development and diseases of pregnancy, particularly pre-eclampsia,” said Prof Nie. “I would like to thank my group and everyone else who has……  Read more

…to examine their role in endometriosis, endometrial-related infertility, and endometrial cancer, as well as their therapeutic potential for pelvic organ prolapse. She is working with collaborators at CSIRO Manufacturing, Monash……  Read more

…on the bone marrow at the Ontario Cancer Institute. It was an honour to be invited to this unveiling and to spend some time with Prof Till after the unveiling….…  Read more

…successfully isolated the reproductive hormone, inhibin, and characterised its role, including in the diagnosis of some forms of ovarian cancer. In 1971, together with the late Dr Jean Hailes AM,……  Read more

…efficiently,” Research Scientist in the Cancer and Innate Immunity Group at Hudson Institute, Dr McCoy said. “When this ‘insulation’ or coating is attacked, nerve cells in the brain are left……  Read more

…Travel Award will support her attendance at the 9th Copenhagen Workshop on Testicular Germ Cell Cancer in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 24-26, and enable her to attend collaborative meetings with……  Read more

…treatments are able to rapidly repair wounds. Current treatments for chronic wounds promote proliferation of cells and use of these treatments may be associated with a small increase in cancer……  Read more

…auto-inflammatory disorders and cancer,” said Dr Pepin. In addition, Dr Pepin will also use this travel to give talks in Canada where she has been invited to discuss her research….…  Read more