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- Changes to greatly improve the outcome, treatment and support for women with endometriosis have been the driving force for studies by a University of Queensland researcher.
- 4 December 2017Inflammation has a major impact on our health and quality of life. It’s the trigger behind many chronic diseases and a growing burden affecting health care across the globe. But what is inflammation? And what causes it?
- 22 November 2017Q&A with Deb Gwynne, IMB Administrative Officer
- 22 November 2017Since the discovery of antibiotics in the mid-20th century, millions of lives have been saved from bacterial infections. But the over-prescription of these drugs has led to some types of bacteria becoming resistant to treatment.
- Cancer biologist Dr Laura Genovesi is the recipient of a 2017 Early Career Fellowship to progress vital research into medulloblastoma, the most common type of malignant childhood brain cancer.
- IMB and Cure Brain Cancer Foundation are partnering to overcome the scourge of paediatric brain tumours
- Identification of a gene associated with motor neuron disease in people of Chinese ancestry will improve researchers understanding of the condition
- Like Spiderman IRL, these clever arachnids pin down their prey with super-fast jets of liquid silk.
- A small team in Brisbane are on the global antibiotic discovery map with their collaborative approach to fixing the antibiotic pipeline. They have become a benchmark network for researchers to join the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) field and advancing the AMR agenda in governments worldwide.
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