Following 16 years of development, the Tele-MAST program decreases depression and anxiety in brain tumour survivors, has potential to ease the financial burden to the healthcare system and is now rolling out nationally.
Delivering psychological support remotely to people with brain tumours is on the agenda as part of a new study at Griffith University.
Two Griffith undergraduate students have been awarded bursaries towards their film and dentistry studies from the National Council of Women Queensland.
Patients with drug resistant forms of breast cancer and some forms of pancreatic cancer may have new hope, thanks to a new drug first developed at Griffith and now being trialled in the Czech Republic.
Just before Christmas 2015, Queensland Conservatorium opera graduate Matt Hirst was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer and told he had just three months to live. One year on he is getting ready to celebrate his 30th birthday and his album to raise funds for brain cancer research has climbed to number four on the iTunes charts.
At the Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery, Professor Sally-Ann Poulsen's research is creating anticipation about the anti-cancer properties of saccharin
From cancers to infectious and neurodegenerative diseases, no topic was left unexplored when more than 50 students from Griffith’s Eskitis...
Ten Griffith University research projects have been awarded a total of almost $7m in funding by the prestigious National Health...
The Griffith University study published Thursday (US time) in the journal Stem Cells found that adult stem cells harvested from...
