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Chemotherapy with fewer side effects may be on the way

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A discovery by University of Queensland pain researchers may allow some future cancer patients, including children with leukaemia, to avoid their chemotherapy s worst and most debilitating side effects.
Professor Irina Vetter and Dr Hana Starobova thought turning off the inflammation that is one of the body s natural reactions to the chemotherapy drug vincristine might reduce its accompanying pain and unpleasant symptoms.
We found the anti-inflammatory drug anakinra substantially reduced the awful nerve symptoms for which vincristine chemotherapy is known, Professor Vetter said.
Importantly, it did not reduce the effectiveness of the chemo.
Anakinra is an existing rheumatoid and juvenile arthritis treatment and the Institute for Molecular Bioscience researchers plan to test it soon on human chemotherapy patients taking vincristine. ....

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Chemotherapy with fewer side effects may be on way

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Chemotherapy with fewer side effects may be on way
A discovery by University of Queensland pain researchers may allow some future cancer patients, including children with leukaemia, to avoid their chemotherapy’s worst and most debilitating side effects.
Professor Irina Vetter and Dr Hana Starobova thought “turning off” the inflammation that is one of the body’s natural reactions to the chemotherapy drug vincristine might reduce its accompanying pain and unpleasant symptoms.
“We found the anti-inflammatory drug anakinra substantially reduced the awful nerve symptoms for which vincristine chemotherapy is known,” Professor Vetter said.
“Importantly, it did not reduce the effectiveness of the chemo.” ....

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Random, sweeping media Faceblock affects Greek Australian welfare services too

Facebook this week made good on its threat to block Australians from accessing or posting news content in response to the federal government’s news media code legislation, which – if passed – will require digital platforms such as Facebook and Google to pay news media companies for the content they host.
The move to ban Australian users, estimated at around 18 million, from accessing media content applies to news sites both in Australia and abroad. It affected major news organisations such as News Corp and Nine, even wiping out local community affiliates around Australia.
Local news sites such as
Neos Kosmos and ....

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Neos Kosmos escapes Facebook ban but encourages readers to visit directly and sign up to newsletters

Facebook has banned news media groups and emergency services from sharing and viewing news.
The ban came as the social media outlet refused to comply with a regulatory push that would force the giant to share revenue with media outlets.
For the moment
Neos Kosmos has slipped through the cracks and has yet to be affected by the ban, however we urge our readers to visit us directly, search for us and subscribe to our daily newsletter (in Greek and English). You can also follow us on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and subscribe to our digital newspaper.
The ban has affected major news organisations such as News Crop and Nine, even wiping out local community affiliates around Australia but also banning a number of other groups including Victoria Police, the Bureau of Meteorology, RACQ, Bowel Cancer Australia, The Kids’ Cancer Project, Queensland Rugby League, Western Australia’s Department of Fire and Emergency Services and others. In an embarrassing mistake, Faceb ....

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Facebook news ban: Scott Morrison issues global rallying cray on Facebook ban

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rallied the support of foreign leaders to push back against Facebook’s “bullying”, after the social media giant stunned the world by blacking out news for millions of Australians and also blocking access to hundreds of other non-media pages.
Many businesses, state government health authorities were among those suddenly unplugged by Facebook on Thursday, including the Royal Children’s Hospital, Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, Dementia Australia, MS Australia, a Northern Territory Indigenous health service, Bowel Cancer Australia, The Kids’ Cancer Project, mental health and domestic violence services, the Bureau of Meteorology and the West Australian opposition leader fighting an election. ....

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