Sea sponge potential source of new medicines
The sea sponge is inspiring the discovery and development of new therapeutic agents in the treatment of infectious diseases and cancers.
Radiation response a meltdown in reason
The possibility that low doses of radiation may prevent or delay the progression of cancer is being explored by a Flinders University research team led by Professor Pam Sykes.
Flinders shows its colour for cancer
Flinders University will send a strong message of the importance of breast cancer research and its Central Library building will glow pink this week as part […]
Cows play role in cancer prevention in humans
Flinders University researchers expect to have clear evidence by the end of this year on the role that the humble cow could play in boosting the […]