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Animal studies show new cancer nanomedicine reduces pancreatic tumour growth
Australian cancer researchers have developed a highly promising technology to deliver gene-silencing drugs to treat pancreatic cancer – the most chemo-resistant and deadly cancer...
National Survey of Cancer Survivors
Researchers at UNSW Australia are seeking volunteers who have received neurotoxic chemotherapy (i.e. chemotherapy that can cause damage to the nerves) as a...
Repairing DNA damage in the human body – new insights into how cancers develop
UNSW medical scientists have discovered that DNA repair is compromised at important regions of our genome, shedding new light on how cancers develop in the human body.
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A Closer Look at The New Frontier of Medical Research
When Professor Katharina Gaus was at University she was taught an important law of physics that outlined the maximum resolution of optical microscopy. This limit of 0.02...
Leading-edge research set to improve outcomes for kids with cancer
UNSW childhood cancer researchers have been awarded close to $4.5 million to fund groundbreaking new research set to significantly improve the outcomes for children with cancer...
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