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Welcome – Director of Functional Genomics, Dr Sefi Rosenbluh
Hudson Institute of Medical Research is pleased to welcome Dr Joseph (Sefi) Rosenbluh as Director of the new Centre of Functional Genomics within the Centre for Cancer Research.… Read more
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Molecular analysis of paediatric brain cancer could become ‘gold standard’ for tailored treatment
Researchers at Hudson Institute of Medical Research are working to establish and pilot an Australian-first service for analysing the most common type of paediatric solid brain cancer tumour, medulloblastoma, to enable more effective treatment for these paediatric brain cancer patients.… Read more
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International agreement to take cancer biology research to the fore
Hudson Institute has entered into an international collaborative research agreement with Ariel University (Israel) and ASCI Pharma Pty Ltd on a cancer biology project designed to translate its discoveries into patient treatments.… Read more
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Breakthrough heralds hope for advanced bladder cancer patients
Researchers at Hudson Institute of Medical Research have discovered a crucial genetic marker that heralds better treatment and outcomes for patients with advanced bladder cancer.… Read more
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Key differences in tumours could help tackle ovarian cancer recurrence
A new study by Hudson Institute of Medical Research and Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute scientists has uncovered important differences between pre- and post- chemotherapy ovarian cancer tumours that may be used to better tackle chemotherapy resistance.… Read more
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Creatine – a vital breakthrough for baby health
A baby’s growth during pregnancy may be dependent on a mother’s levels of a critical nutrient, creatine, according to research from a team of Melbourne researchers.… Read more
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Ectopic pregnancy project announced in NHMRC’s ’10 of the best’ for 2015
ectopic pregnancy has been named one of the NHMRC’s ‘10 of the Best’ research projects of 2015.… Read more
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Researchers identify protein to prevent damage to donated vital organs
Melbourne researchers have identified a protein (follistatin) that could prevent damage to donated organs before and after transplantation, and potentially stop the body rejecting the… Read more
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International ICI delegates tour Monash Health Translation Precinct
Scientists from across the world discussing immunology research… Read more
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PhD student Dr Douglas Blank wins Faculty 3MT Competition
PhD candidate, Dr Douglas Blank, from the Ritchie Centre (Hudson Institute and Monash University), has won the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Three Minute Thesis Competition for his presentation on physiologic-based cord clamping.… Read more