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    Driving Change: Using Emergency Department Data To Reduce Alcohol-related Harm

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $1,468,026.00
    Summary
    The proposed project is a system change within partner emergency departments, providing them the information and tools to act on both risky alcohol consumption in individual patients and the sources of alcohol in the community which cause the harm they experience. Most importantly, the proposed public health interventions act as a tool for emergency departments to regularly raise awareness with the public and policymakers regarding the impact of alcohol on patients, clinicians and hospitals.
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    Impact Of An Ivermectin Mass Drug Administration Program Against Endemic Scabies And Strongyloidiasis

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,289,786.00
    Summary
    Overseas studies suggest sustainable and long term benefits can be obtained through the use of ivermectin in mass drug administration programs to control parasitic infections. Our study will be a critical first step in establishing if such a program can be successful in a remote Indigenous community setting, where the disease burden from scabies and strongyloidiasis (threadworm infections) is very high.
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    Pharmacology Of Potential Anti-Tumour Agents: Iron Chelators Of The BpT Class

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $585,455.00
    Summary
    Pharmacology of Potential Anti-Tumour Agents: Iron Chelators of the BpT Class Cancer cells have a high iron requirement for DNA synthesis and many clinical trials showed Fe chelators are effective anti-cancer drugs. Their potential to act as anti-tumour agents has been confirmed by the entrance of Triapine into widespread NCI clinical trials. In this NHMRC Renewal, we will perform pharmacological and preclinical studies to promote the development of BpT chelators as novel anti-tumour agents.
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