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ABC World Today: New research finds breast cancer trigger

08 Aug 2008
ELEANOR HALL: One of Australia's largest medical research institutions says it has found a way to "switch off" one of the key triggers for a common form of breast cancer.
 
 

Genetic Engineering News: Investigators Find that Mice without IL-21 Are Severely Immunocompromised

08 Jul 2008
GEN News Highlights Our immune system depends on interleukin 21 (IL-21), according to a team of scientists. They discovered that this molecule acts as a growth factor for a subset of T cells called T follicular helper (TFH)...
 
 

The Canberra Times: Molecular clash could trigger allergic reaction

01 Jul 2008
A molecular discovery by Australian scientists might explain extreme allergic reactions in some people and offer a new treatment for the growing...
 
 

The Australian: Doped athletes fooled into performing

19 Jun 2008
ATHLETES do not need to take performance-enhancing drugs to do better in their sport - the mere belief they are taking the banned substance appears to be enough, even when the 'drug' is in fact a...
 
 

Sydney Morning Herald: Getting up close and personal

15 May 2008
A map of your genetic destiny and tailor-made medications are closer, and cheaper, than you think, writes Steve...
 
 

Abc News online: Humble vegie may end diabetes fight

26 Mar 2008
Many people swear by the health benefits of Chinese traditional medicine, but often there are concerns such medicine may not have been subjected to rigorous scientific...
 
 

Sydney Morning Herald: Hopes high as breast tumours are put to sleep

26 Mar 2008
A SYDNEY scientist has found a way to put aggressive breast cancer tumours to sleep by 'turning off' the gene that causes them. The discovery could help save or extend the lives of thousands of women whose tumours do not respond to powerful cancer drugs, such as...
 
 

Abc News online: Online calculator to minimise fracture risk

06 Mar 2008
It will soon be possible for anyone to predict their individual risk of bone fracture after Sydney scientists developed an online calculator using research accumulated over 17...
 
 

The Bulletin: Survival of the fattest

14 Jan 2008
Evolution is making us fat, but genetic research may hold the key to combatting obesity. By Katherine...
 
 

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