Drug a game-changer against deadly ovarian cancer
Women with the most deadly type of ovarian cancer could now be eligible for this game-changing drug, which researchers believe could cure them.
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Lasting damage: The long-term effects of Covid
The horrific long term effects of Covid on the brain — long after symptoms have eased — has been uncovered in a shock study.
Demon rookie’s extreme sacrifice for his mum
Melbourne young gun Fraser Rosman went to extraordinary lengths to keep his footy career going while his mum battled cancer.
Breakthrough could ‘stop the virus in its tracks’
Melbourne scientists have developed a groundbreaking Covid-19 treatment that could shut down the disease when it is still in the nose.
How allergy trial may put fish back on the menu
Children with potentially deadly reactions to fish may soon be able to tuck into seafood after a world-first Melbourne-led trial.
Major breakthrough in child brain cancer fight
Mice may hold the key to curing the most common type of child brain cancer, with Melbourne researchers uncovering promising results.
Scary toddler virus spread by kisses
A virus that can cause disability in children is easily spread through kisses and sharing drinks, prompting a warning for new mums.
Experts: Covid exit plan still a year away
A leading epidemiologist says Covid will one day be “just like the flu” but a raft of measures need to be taken before Australia gets to that stage.
How diabetics could eat their way to health
A change in diet could be the key to reversing type 2 diabetes in a matter of months, a group of doctors has revealed.
Pregnant women being told to eat less takes the cake
Pregnant women face a constant stream of dos and don’ts — now they’re being told to eat less, for the sake of their kids.
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