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  • Light company’s bright acquisition

    Light company’s bright acquisition

    PERKINELMER has announced its acquisition of Opto Technology, a leading supplier of light-emitting diode (LED) based lighting components and subsystems.

    14/02/2009

  • Ceram presents free healthcare event

    CERAM has announced its forthcoming event ‘Materials Analysis & Consultancy in the Healthcare Sector’ which will be held on 15 October 2009 at Ceram, Stoke-on-Trent, UK.

    05/08/2009

  • BioPharmica discovers potential new anti-mitotic drugs for cancer treatment

    BioPharmica discovers potential new anti-mitotic drugs for cancer treatment

    BIOPHARMICA ’S expert cancer cell biology researchers have screened synthetic molecules and natural extracts, yielding a new class of potential anti-cancer drugs.

    17/03/2009

  • New syndrome linked to chronic cannabis use

    New syndrome linked to chronic cannabis use

    A POTENTIAL new syndrome called cannabinoid hyperemesis which afflicts heavy cannabis users has gained more credibility after the worlds first cases were diagnosed in South Australia.

    26/03/2009

  • Grants awarded to improve WA health system patient outcome

    WESTERN Australian researchers have been awarded nearly two million dollars in research grants under a project aimed at increasing efficiencies, cost savings and improving patient outcomes across the State’s health system.

    24/08/2009

  • Measles deaths drop globally by 78%

    The Measles Initiative has announced that that measles deaths worldwide fell by 78% between 2000 and 2008, from an estimated 733,000 in 2000 to 164,000 in 2008. However, global immunisation experts warn of a resurgence in measles deaths if vaccination efforts are not sustained.

    08/12/2009

  • Mobile phone app may help stroke victims

    Australian researchers will conduct a study involving the use of a unique mobile phone application to improve the lifestyle of brain-injured patients.

    24/02/2010

  • P3SENS consortium to develop biosensors for detecting stroke

    P3SENS consortium to develop biosensors for detecting stroke

    A P3SENS consortium has been formed to develop a biochemical detection device to detect cerebrovascular disease ('stroke') that is suitable for use in emergency-medicine, whether diagnosis is required in an ambulance, emergency room or as part of a rapid laboratory test in a hospital environment.

    31/03/2010

  • Researchers identify proteins linked to memory loss

    US scientists have identified three kinases, or proteins, that dismantle connections within brain cells, which may lead to memory loss associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

    24/02/2010

  • Study reveals deadly swine flu risk to pregnant women

    The Easter season kicks off the influenza season in Australasia, which researchers warn brings potential risk of complications from swine flu to pregnant women.

    31/03/2010

 

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