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A COVID-19 vaccine may come without a needle Health Times - 01-10-2020
Vaccines are traditionally administered with a needle, but this isn’t the
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Victorian COVID-19 initiative is developing virus-blocking antibodies AAP - 26-08-2020
A potential alternative to a future COVID-19 vaccine is being developed in Victoria as one of many government-sponsored projects to combat the virus.
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Researchers in Australia are testing a treatment for COVID-19 AAP - 17-08-2020
Australian researchers are testing a treatment for COVID-19, hoping it will prevent lung infection and stop infected patients from passing on the live virus.
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Malaria discovery could expedite antiviral treatment for COVID-19 Health Times - 17-08-2020
New research into malaria suggests targeting enzymes from the human host, rather than from the pathogen itself, could offer effective treatment for a range of infectious diseases,
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Australian biotech firm has found a potential treatment to stop coronavirus AAP - 03-07-2020
A Melbourne-based biotech firm has found a potential treatment to stop coronavirus infecting healthy people and help sick patients fight it off faster.
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COVID-19 drug lead treatments identified Health Times - 14-04-2020
An international team of researchers has tested more than 10,000 compounds to identify six drug candidates that may help treat COVID-19. The research, involving
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Test measures immune response to improve ovarian cancer diagnosis Health Times - 18-02-2020
Researchers have developed a simple blood test that measures the body’s own immune response to improve diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is
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A new study shows one dose of HPV vaccine is enough AAP - 26-07-2019
Just one dose of the human papillomavirus is enough to effectively prevent cervical pre-cancer, a new study out of Melbourne shows. One dose
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Funding for research and development is decreasing AAP - 14-12-2018
Universities Australia has launched a campaign to highlight the importance of research and development, as it faces dwindling levels of federal funding.
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Carcinogenic liver parasites could save the lives of diabetics with chronic wounds AAP - 05-11-2018
A carcinogenic liver parasite is being touted as a potentially "revolutionary" treatment that could save the lives of diabetics with chronic wounds.
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