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    Target-target baru untuk vaksin tuberkulosis

    22 March, 201613 June, 2023

    Hari TB Sedunia (25 Maret) mengingatkan kita mengenai ancaman TB yang terus meningkat Vaksin-vaksin yang lebih baik dibutuhkan agar dapat melawan TB di tingkat global. Global Fund melaporkan sekitar 9 juta kasus TB baru muncul setiap tahunnya, menempati posisi kedua sebagai penyakit menular paling mematikan di dunia setelah AIDS. Menurut Badan Kesehatan Dunia (WHO), lebih…

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    From the bionic ear to the ‘audiologist in your pocket

    8 April, 201513 March, 2018

    The Aussie hearing system you can set up yourself or for your gran: online and on your phone From the bionic ear to the ‘audiologist in your pocket’ – high performance, low cost hearing for the four million of us who don’t want to admit our hearing loss Images and background information below. An Australian…

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    Prostate cancer survivors can improve their sex life at the gym

    23 June, 201419 August, 2014

    And researchers need Perth men for a study to find out why Monday 23 June 2014 Media call 9-10am AWST at Edith Cowan University Mount Lawley Campus with researchers and patients. Perth researchers have shown that twice-weekly exercise can improve sexual function in prostate cancer patients by 50 per cent. Now, they’re calling on Perth…

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    On the Mongol Rally to boost the fight against liver disease

    19 June, 201219 June, 2012

    One large steppe for liver research Driving along the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan at 4000 m above sea level or through the Mongolian desert is a far cry from working on the genetics of hepatitis C in a laboratory in central Sydney. But that’s the transition Wil d’Avigdor, a PhD student from the Liver Injury…

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    Future hepatitis cure rates expected to soar

    4 June, 20125 June, 2012

    After “astonishing” preliminary results from new drugs As the burden of Hepatitis C (HCV) associated liver failure and liver cancer rises  in our community so hepatitis C therapy is undergoing radical and rapid change, says Centenary’s Prof Geoff McCaughan.

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