Life Scientist > Health & Medical

Ovature trial cut short

15 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Novogen’s Marshall Edwards subsidiary to wind up ovarian cancer trial early


Insulin independence for LCT

07 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

LCT reports patient in early trial off insulin after several porcine islet implants


Plant source for HIV microbicide

02 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Transgenic plants can produce large quantities of HIV inhibitor griffithsin


Distinguishing features between moles and melanoma

02 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

US researchers develop molecular diagnostic for mole and melanoma pathology


Australia targets the pancreas

26 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Pancreatic cancer our target in international cancer genome consortium


Long-term diabetes reversal with genetic switch

18 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Transcription factor nudges hepatic stem cells into insulin-producing cells in mice


Collective action against HIV

16 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Neutralising antibodies against HIV isolated from memory B cells


No synaptic loss for Prana

11 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Prana claims compound prevents loss of synapses in Alzheimer’s


Old mum good, old dad bad

10 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

UQ research finds association between paternal age and inferior cognitive performance


Chloroquine inhibits Hendra virus: study

09 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Common malaria drug chloroquine an effective inhibitor of Hendra and Nipah viruses


Chicken factor for Genavia

09 March, 2009 by Kate McDonald

NZ biotech buys chicken egg technology for Factor VIII


Yeast model for Parkinson’s

27 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Complex links between alpha-syn, PARK9 and manganese shown in yeast model


Diagnosing cancers of unknown primaries

27 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Circadian, Healthscope and Peter Mac collaborate on new diagnostic


Provisional patent for weight loss compound

27 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

HealthLinx and Dairy Australia find dairy-derived protein with adipogenic activity


Lorne 2009 profile: Nick Hayward

18 February, 2009 by Graeme O'Neill

Inherited mutations are only thought to account for one per cent of melanoma cases in Australia, so what about the other 99 per cent?


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