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["all","cancer"] UniSA researchers have discovered a protein which dramatically accelerates the spread of melanoma. They are developing tools that can detect this protein to indicate the severity of the disease as well as using nanotechnology to target the protein to destroy the cancer.
["all","cancer"] Heartbreak is often a driving force for change. After losing her daughter, Letitia, to ovarian cancer, Madelyn Duckmanton has worked tirelessly – starting a charity, raising money and awareness, and funding research – to make inroads in the detection and treatment of this often...
["all","cancer"] When Helen McLean was in the midst of her Master of Business Administration (MBA) at UniSA, a lecturer had a life changing impact on her. Recognising her intelligence and potential before she did, he gave her the resolve to reach goals she never knew could be achieved. Now, Helen...
["all","cancer"] Rising cancer research star and UniSA PhD candidate at the Centre for Cancer Biology, Erica Yeo, has received the 2021 Chris Adams UniSA Research Grant from the Neurosurgical Research Foundation (NRF). The Grant honours the life and spirit of Chris “Critter” Adams who lost his...
The Duguid Memorial Lectures are designed to further harmonious relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities that continues the respect for Aboriginal culture that the Duguids initiated.
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