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Florey biotech spin-out secures seed investment from Curie.Bio
An innovative drug discovery platform invented by Florey researchers has attracted US venture capital seed investment.
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Control of colon function in health and disease
This work seeks to develop a deeper understanding of colon disorders, identify new targets for treatment and bring new treatments into clinical use.
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Disorders of the stomach, gastroparesis and other challenges
This Florey project will use novel approaches to investigate the underlying pathophysiology of gastroparesis across the different gastroparesis subtypes.
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New approaches to mental health treatments – public lecture
We brought together experts in neurobiology, drug development, psychiatry, and epidemiology to discuss treatments for mental health conditions.
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Unravelling the complexities of the stomach’s control systems
This project aims to determine the intricacies of gastric control, especially how it interacts with the brain and controls digestive processes.
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New trial therapy appears to rapidly reverse life-changing sepsis-induced brain injury
Florey researchers have shown that a megadose of sodium ascorbate may reverse the harm sepsis causes to the brain.
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Professor Peter van Wijngaarden to become next Director and CEO of The Florey
Professor Peter van Wijngaarden has been named as the next Director of The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health.
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Sepsis survivor reflects on her journey
In 2013, Mandy McCracken, mother of three living in regional Victoria, was rushed to the hospital with symptoms of sepsis.
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New MND clinical research centre to provide hope
Dr Thanuja Dharmadasa wants to change the model of care for motor neurone disease patients.
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