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Silicosis early detection research gets funding boost
A research project aiming to develop a blood test for early detection of silicosis has been boosted by a 3-year fellowship from Dust Diseases Care (DDC).… 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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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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Hudson flu specialist in the NHMRC spotlight
As Australia approaches another flu season, the nation’s peak medical research funding body has recognised a Hudson Institute researcher for her pioneering work on influenza.… Read more
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Silicosis research awarded more than $1.6 million
Hudson Institute of Medical Research and Monash University have received more than $1.6 million in funding from the Federal Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) towards research investigating ways to prevent and treat silicosis.… Read more