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Latest news
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New funding paves the way for novel treatment approaches in Multiple Sclerosis
Florey researchers have been awarded new funding to continue their vital research in Multiple Sclerosis.
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Victorian bushfires – mental health support resources
The view of the Melbourne smoke from the Florey’s Parkville campus, 14/1/2020.
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New insulin compound could improve therapy for diabetes patients
Florey researchers have developed a new form of human insulin that could improve the clinical delivery of insulin for people living with diabetes.
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Inflammatory marker linked to dementia in new research
New research by Dr Matthew Pase has found a link between an inflammatory marker and risk of dementia.
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Ideas grants awarded to Florey researchers for vital projects
Florey researchers have been awarded new funding to investigate seven crucial areas of research that aim to benefit the Australian and global community.
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Junk food’s effect on the brain: Florey research receives nation-wide coverage
The research of Dr Robyn Brown on the effects of junk food on the brain has received national coverage in the media
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The Florey welcomes the Royal Commission’s interim report into Victoria’s mental health system
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Leading minds gather at the Florey for The Melbourne Brain Symposium
The Florey Institute and University of Melbourne hosted the 2019 Melbourne Brain Symposium, bringing together leading experts to share research, foster new collaborations and celebrate recent achievements in neuroscience.
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Epigenetic inheritance, health and lifestyle across the generations - Lecture available to view now
Dr Terence Pang, presents our latest free public lecture: Epigenetic inheritance, health and lifestyle across the generations
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World-first clinical trial commenced in alcohol use disorder
Florey researchers have commenced a world-first clinical study in alcohol use disorder with St Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne, trialling the use of an insomnia medication to treat both sleep and alcohol disorders.
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