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Brisbane scientist awarded for research into new blood cancer treatments Clinical haematologist Associate Professor Steven Lane wants to lift the survival rates of his leukaemia patients. He …
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Permanent hearts and changing breasts spur stem cell research Winners of the National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia’s Metcalf Prizes announced today Monday 4 November 2019 Scientists …
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Brisbane scientist targets knowledge gap in women’s health Photos and video of Felicity Davis and her work Mammary biologist Dr Felicity Davis is investigating how breasts change through life: …
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Brisbane scientist awarded for research tackling Australia’s biggest killer Photos and video of James Hudson and his work Bioengineer Associate Professor James Hudson has developed a new way …
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Winners of the National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia’s Metcalf Prizes announced. Why do some cancer cells get away? – Heather Lee, Newcastle Newborn babies offer clues for healing hearts – …
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For a few short days after birth, the heart can regenerate damaged tissue. Enzo Porrello wants to understand why this ability turns off, so that he and colleagues can switch it back on to heal broken …
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