Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre Update
Last year we formed the COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre to support our local community, our country, and our world. The Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series showcased these updates.
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to gluten. For people with coeliac disease, even small amounts of gluten can damage the
lining of the small intestine (bowel). We’re undertaking research initiatives that will help
discover new ways to diagnose, treat, and manage Coeliac Disease.
in childhood. Individuals with TS make involuntary movements
and vocalisations (known as tics), which may be painful,
embarrassing, and functionally impairing.
Research makes a difference
Wesley Medical Research CEO, Dr Claudia Giurgiuman, followed the ‘yellow brick road’, with her career path leading her from the lab to leadership.
Photo Gallery: Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre Update
Last year we formed the COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre to support our local community, our country, and our world. The Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series showcased these updates. View the event’s image gallery now.
Research makes a difference
Wesley Medical Research CEO, Dr Claudia Giurgiuman, followed the ‘yellow brick road’, with her career path leading her from the lab to leadership.
Photo Gallery: Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre Update
Last year we formed the COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre to support our local community, our country, and our world. The Rosalie Martin Advocates Event Series showcased these updates. View the event’s image gallery now.
A mother’s love
It takes a mother’s love to overcome the loss of a child. Rhonda Cameron thanks you for your support of the Biobank and her son Justin.
How samples are helping medical research
The Wesley Medical Research Biobank is playing a significant role in breakthroughs for cancer, autism, and rare genetic diseases.
Hope-builders’ untied donation to continue supporting ongoing medical research
Hope-builders’ untied donation to continue supporting ongoing medical research Hope-builders in our journey of giving hope and changing lives. Wendy and Alan Grummitt share why
The power of connection
Over the past year, the impact of medical research has been phenomenal as the attention of the world continues to focus on new ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat COVID-19. Undoubtedly, the most remarkable success has been the development of COVID-19 vaccines which may well be our only way out of this pandemic.
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