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The WMI Annual Report for 2008 is now available.
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Gene variant provides clue to treating hepatitis C
Westmead Millennium Institute scientists led international team of medical researchers to identify a variant in the interferon gene IL28B, linking it with the treatment of chronic hepatitis C virus. Study results now online at Nature Genetics.
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Eyes provide clues to a common cause of stroke
In a groundbreaking study researchers have concluded that evidence of the cause of "lacunar stroke" can be found by looking at the back of a patient's eyes.
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WMI Researchers receive top cancer awards
Click here for more information on awards to the following WMI researchers: Dr Rosemary Balleine from Translational Oncology; Dr Liang Qiao and Dr Sarah Walker from the Storr Liver Unit, and all staff from the Sydney Melanoma Unit.
Breast Cancer Tissue Bank (BCTB) awarded Cancer Institute NSW Infrastructure Grant
The BCTB has been awarded a Cancer Institute NSW Infrastructure Grant to assist with the collection, entry and auditing of clinical, pathology and specimen data, as well as data management solutions.
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