CPH researchers as part of a large Western Australia Melanoma Initiative (WAMI) will implement a new and specialised immune cell therapy for cancer patients in WA, thanks to $3.5 million in research grants.
Precision health was the key theme at the Future Health Research and Innovation (FHRI) Fund open day, which was attended by Medical Research Minister Stephen Dawson, who said precision health was a key priority for the State Government.
The Centre for Precision Health (CPH) welcomes guest speaker Philipp Beranek, PhD student in the School of Medical and Health Sciences, and Dr Mitchell Turner, CPH Postdoctoral researcher, to the November CPH seminar series on sleep health.
The WA NeuroHub aims to bring important information to one place for people with lived experience of neurological conditions, health professionals, not-for-profit organisations, researchers and industry.
The Centre for Precision Health (CPH) Showcase 2023 event celebrates the exciting research currently being undertaken by our staff and Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students. We hope that you can join us!
A trip to Specsavers is rarely a life-changing event, but for one Perth family, it was.Father of four Rhys James was diagnosed with ocular melanoma, and now he has turned to ECU scientists who have developed a world-first blood test to diagnose the disease earlier.
This event is an opportunity for the research and innovation community to hear about exciting WA health and medical research and innovation developments and FHRI Fund programs in the November cycle. The theme of the event is 'Precision Health'. The Hon. Stephen Dawson MLC will be speaking, along with Professor Simon Laws, Dr Pauline Zaenker and Dr Marc Sim from ECU, as well as other speakers from the WA precision health research and innovation community.
There's hope for sufferers of a rare form of eye melanoma, with WA academics looking into a new blood test that could lead to early detection.