health π¬ New cash fuels brain cancer treatment research
Adelaide researchers are pushing to make radiation therapy better against brain tumors while sparing healthy tissue. This pioneering work is led by Professor Ivan Kempson at Adelaide University. The project secured $240,000 from the Mark Hughes Foundation Centre for Brain Cancer Research. The team is questioning old assumptions about radiation biology using new tools to study DNA damage. This research aims to improve patient outcomes, as only two in ten patients survive five years.