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World-first fallopian tube biobank provides new insights into failed pregnancies
A world-first biobank of human fallopian tube samples established by the Royal Hospital for Women and UNSW will give new insights into ectopic and failed pregnancies, ultimately...
UNSW researchers outsmarting cancer with revolutionary new treatment
Patients with hard-to-treat tumours could know within six months whether a cancer drug developed by UNSW researchers is more effective than traditional chemotherapy and will...
New drugs shows promise for treating relapsed childhood leukaemia
After testing 70 different drugs over 10 years, Australian cancer researchers have discovered a new drug that holds great promise for treating children with an aggressive form of...
Brace yourself, genetic testing might give you more than you bargained for
OPINION: Drink red wine to prevent cancer. But don’t drink too much! Get some exercise. But don’t overdo it. Give up, it’s all genetic anyway – think of Angelina Jolie!
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UNSW co-hosts International Nanomedicine Conference
Advances in nanotechnology and nano-fabrication are fundamentally changing the future of medicine, enabling more effective diagnostics and targeted drugs, and new bioactive...
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