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NHMRC funding supports diabetes and ovarian cancer clinical trials
Projects protecting against loss of kidney function for diabetes patients and refining ovarian cancer prognosis have received NHMRC funding.
UNSW Sydney researchers have received $4.8 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) for two clinical trials to improve the health of Australians.
UNSW Senior Vice Dean (Research and Operations) at the faculty of Medicine & Health, Professor Sean Emery, said the funding was critical in helping researchers undertake innovative research that has the potential to improve quality of life and health.
“These grants will help our researchers develop new preventions and treatments to help improve the quality of life for many. I’m proud of the researchers who were successful in this round and look forward to seeing the results of their studies,” Prof. Emery said.
Salud Domingo, 27 de Junio de 2021
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Las dudas sobre las vacunas podrían impedir que la población mundial alcance la inmunidad de grupo.
Inmunólogos de la University of New South Wales, Australia, han señalado que los efectos secundarios de las vacunas contra la Covid-19 deben acogerse como una señal de eficacia, y no como algo que tenga que provocar miedo a los ciudadanos.
El rápido desarrollo de vacunas seguras y eficaces contra el coronavirus ha ofrecido la esperanza de que la pandemia mundial de COVID-19 pueda estar pronto bajo control. Sin embargo, la vacunación sigue siendo incompleta en muchos países.