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31 New Health and Medical Research Projects Funded

Cutting-edge research will lead to new discoveries with the announcement of $750,000 in funding to support health and medical researchers across the Flinders Medical…

World-first DNA study for earlier colorectal cancer detection

In a world-first study, Flinders University researchers are analysing patient blood samples to a greater degree than ever before in an effort to detect bowel cancer…

New Funding for Cancer Research

World Cancer Day (February 4) marked the announcement of funding for four new cancer research projects thanks to the generosity of guests and supporters of Flinders…

Ahead of the game – Chris Karapetis

Instrumental in anchoring FMC’s clinical trials unit to the FCIC when it opened in 2012, Professor Karapetis has seen hundreds of success stories come out of the…

The great outdoors: promoting health through bacteria

New research at Flinders will examine the outdoor environment’s potential for supplying health-beneficial butyrate-producing bacteria to people.

Colon cancer: Intestinal stem cells and bile acids

Cancer researchers at Flinders are looking to uncover mechanisms that control the risk and progression of colon cancer.

Promising blood test to detect head and neck cancer

Researchers at Flinders University hope their promising blood test model could help to diagnose a common form of head and neck cancer, in the same way diagnostic tests…

Reducing the need for colonoscopy

Could biomarkers in blood or stool reduce unnecessary colonoscopies?

UGT8 enzyme and colorectal cancer

Flinders cancer researchers have been awarded a Flinders Foundation Health Seed Grant to make headway in the fight against Australia’s third most common cancer –…

Flinders Foundation funds 31 health and medical research projects

Biomarkers for detection of oesophageal adenocarcinoma

Flinders researchers are aiming to find methods of early detection for one of the deadliest forms of cancer - oesophageal adenocarcinoma.

Taking aim at drug resistant tumours

Researchers at Flinders are taking aim at the most aberrant and drug resistant tumours by identifying novel targets for metabolic therapy to kill cancer cells with…