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Saving young lives by the million – Melbourne researcher wins $50,000 CSL Florey Medal
Saving young lives by the million Professor Ruth Bishop, 2013 CSL Florey Medallist By their third birthday, just about every child in the world has had a rotavirus infection. Every day about 1200 children die from it; half a million children every year. That’s changing. We’re fighting back thanks to a discovery made in 1973…
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Saving young lives by the million wins national honour for Ruth Bishop
Presentation 8.30pm, Wednesday 30 October, in the Mural Hall, Parliament House, Canberra HD Australian and international vision available Saving young lives by the million wins national honour for Ruth Bishop Because of the rotavirus Ruth Bishop found in Melbourne babies in 1973: 10,000 Australian kids won’t go to hospital this year half a million young…
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Ruth Bishop – photos and videos for 2013 CSL Florey Medal
Images and videos for use in reporting on Ruth Bishop, winner of the 2013 CSL Florey Medal, with attribution.
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Bionic ear pioneer wins the $50,000 CSL Florey Medal for 2011
Australian bionic ear pioneer Professor Graeme Clark will receive the CSL Florey Medal tonight in the presence of 90 of his peers at the 2011 Association of Australian Medical Research Institute’s annual dinner in the Mural Hall at Parliament House Canberra. High resolution images of Graham Clark can be found here.
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CSL Florey medal photos
Here are photos, for press use, of the CSL Florey medal winner for 2011. Videos and images of the presentation will be available after Monday.
