DNA mapping: towards “A universal cancer test”
The chances are you’ve seen a headline over the last month along the lines of “Universal cancer
“Barely a week goes by that we don’t come across something new” – pathology at the forefront of research
For the first time in Australia, whole genome sequencing is available, offering hope to Australian f
CRISPR: the gene-editing revolution beckons
With potential applications in everything from gene therapy, drug research and diagnosing viruses Cl
Diagnosis of cirrhosis – new approaches to liver disease detection
Your humble liver could be described as the human body’s hard-working janitor - it furiously mops
How Australians have been leading the fight against cervical cancer since 1978
Dr Colin Laverty was a remarkable man; a significant art collector, educator, writer and publisher.
Time and money – how genetic testing improves targeted treatment for bowel cancer
Cancer treatment has made enormous progress in the last decade and continues to move forward at a ra
Horror movies really can curdle your blood!
The word ‘bloodcurdling’ is often associated with horror movies, but a new study has shown it is
