Centre for Cancer Biology

UniSA scientists secure $7 million for health and medical research

Identifying genetic links that predispose children to deadly brain cancers and neuroblastoma is the focus of a new Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) project led by University of South Australia researchers.

New Adelaide facility will fast track cancer treatment for children

A new tissue culture facility has opened at UniSA today, helping to advance research into two of the most aggressive childhood cancers worldwide – brain tumours and acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

On cloud eight: UniSA secures grants to support struggling kids

Whether it’s the development of a board game to tackle teenage mental health, or deciphering treatment-resistant brain tumours, the University of South Australia is stepping up to support children struggling with mental and physical health concerns.

Adelaide family the key to new disease breakthrough

Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) researchers at SA Pathology and the University of South Australia made the breakthrough discovery of a new bone marrow disease called ERG Deficiency Syndrome, leading to the introduction of a new clinical diagnostic test.