Chris O'Brien
Chris had a vision. The vision of building a Comprehensive Cancer Centre, where the best care could be extended cancer patients in an environment where researchers and clinicians worked together to discover and translate new ways of diagnosing, treating and managing cancer patients.
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Deadly ancient disease knocking on Australia's door
Many Australians probably think tuberculosis (TB) is a disease of the past. They are wrong. Professor Warwick Britton, who leads Australia’s largest TB research program at the Centenary Institute in Sydney, says this ancient disease is clever enough to mutate and outsmart our immune system.
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Deciphering the body's healing secrets
Healthy blood vessels play a key role in the prevention and treatment of diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Endothelial cells line the blood vessels and are critical to the regulation of blood vessel growth and function. Researchers at the Centenary Institute have discovered a mechanism that helps control the development of endothelial cells.
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$8 million research program to tackle one of Australia's fastest increasing cancers
Researchers from Centenary Institute have been awarded $8 million over five years to investigate the causes and treatment of liver cancer, the incidence of which has more than doubled in Australia in the past decade.
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