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Click here to view the full Winter edition of 'Research Horizons' (PDF)

HEART DISEASE RISK FACTOR FOUND AT TQEH
A revelation in heart disease research at TQEH has shown that young women who suffer from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome may have an increased risk of heart disease...

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Dr Chan conducts the groundbreaking research in The Institute's labs

GO DRY THIS JULY!
Put your spare drinking hand to good use this July and sign up to the challenge of a month off the booze! Your month long abstinence will not only make you healthier and wealthier, but will make a difference to the lives of adult cancer patients at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital...

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PROGRESS IN BREAST CANCER TREATMENT
Ground-breaking breast cancer research conduced by researchers at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital has reached the next exciting stage in its development...

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ELECTRICITY TO ZAP CANCER
Current research being undertaken in the Department of Surgery is looking at a promising modern way of killing cancer in the liver- using electricity...

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CONGRATULATIONS!
Long-time dedicated supporter of The Foundation Alexandra Vakitsidis recently travelled to Greece to accept the award for the 2010 Woman’s Australian, NZ & Asian Representative of Volunteers, Traditions and Culture...

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Alexandra accepts the award from Mr Psomiadis, a Prefect of the Prefecture of Thessaloniki

RESEARCHER PROFILE: Dr Josh Jervis-Bardy
PhD student Dr Josh Jervis-Bardy is looking to improve treatments for a very debilitating condition- chronic sinus disease...

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HEALING THE HEART- A/Prof John Beltrame
Read about how John's passion for the heart & helping people led him to be a life-changing Cardiology researcher!

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John works with one of his PhD students, Rachel Dreyer, at The Institute

FAMILY FOCUS FOR LIFE GUARDIAN
As one of 14 brothers and sisters and with 114 neices and nephews, The Research Foundation seemed like the best way Frank Worley could support his very large family...

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Past Newsletters
Click here to view the 2010 Autumn newsletter (PDF)

Click here to view the 2009 Summer newsletter (PDF)

Click here to view the 2009 Spring newsletter (PDF)

Click here to view the 2009 Winter newsletter (PDF)

Click here to view 2008 Spring newsletter (PDF)

 
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