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Young researchers lose their hair to support kids with cancer
Three young scientists researching childhood leukaemia put their dedication to the test when cancer patients with scissors were let loose on their lovely long hair.… Read more
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A decade of treating Primary Aldosteronism at Monash Medical Centre
The Endocrine Hypertension Clinic is marking a decade of delivering specialised care for patients with complex and secondary forms of hypertension (high blood pressure), improving diagnosis, treatment, and long-term outcomes across Victoria and beyond.… Read more
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Community rides for rare ovarian cancer research
From rugged Queensland rail trails to the winding roads of the Tweed Valley, a community united by hope has cycled more than 800km to support life-changing ovarian cancer research.… Read more
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Double delight in latest VMRAF funding
Two Hudson Institute research projects are among 14 statewide to receive funding in the latest round of grants from the VMRAF.… Read more
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Success for 2026 NHMRC Investigator Grants
Hudson Institute has had impressive success in the recent NHMRC Investigator Grant round.
Our researchers have been awarded more than $5 million for three new NHMRC Investigator Grants to work on projects within the Centre for Innate Immunity and Infectious Diseases (CiiiD).… Read more
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RNAte receives international biotech award
Hudson Institute’s own RNA technology platform, RNAte, has received international recognition at the IMAPAC Biopharma Awards.
RNAte received the IMAPAC Overall RNA Upstream Development Excellence Award, recognising its contribution to advancing RNA therapeutics in the Asia-Pacific region.… Read more
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Stem cell science unlocks more mysteries of the menstrual cycle
Amid all the advances in modern medicine, much of the science behind a woman’s menstrual cycle remains mysterious, so a team at Hudson Institute of Medical Research is aiming to change that.… Read more
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How did COVID masked faces impact NICU babies’ facial perception?
A fascinating research project is examining whether the covering of faces during the COVID-19 pandemic had any impact on the facial perception of babies who spent time in neonatal intensive care (NICU). … Read more
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Airway cells, not immune cells, trigger silicosis: new understanding of a deadly disease
Hudson Institute researchers have discovered that airway epithelial cells — not immune cells — drive the inflammation and scarring seen in silicosis. The world first findings identify NLRP3 as a new therapeutic target, opening the door to precision treatments for this deadly lung disease.… Read more
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Love Your Sister funding helping big data project crack the code of kids’ cancer
There’s a BEACON of hope for kids with cancer, as data specialists at Hudson Institute of Medical Research embark on an exciting new discovery project, thanks to funding from the cancer medical research charity, Love Your Sister.… Read more
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