Researchers at the University of Zurich have developed a virus-based therapy that causes a tumor to destroy itself. They modified an adenovirus, which is a common virus that typically infects the respiratory tract and which is already widely used in medicine, to deliver genetic material that codes for an anti-cancer protein. In a sneaky move,… Read More: Trojan Horse Virus Makes Tumors Destroy Themselves »
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Shoppers at a popular men’s clothing store have been urged to monitor for symptoms after the business was listed as a potential coronavirus exposure site. A positive case visited Culture Kings on George St in Sydney’s CBD on Monday December 28. Anyone who was there between 1pm and 2pm should get tested immediately if any… Read More: Latest venues on virus alert »
West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has kept the state open to NSW travellers for now, despite five new cases of locally-acquired COVID-19 in Sydney over the past two days. The first case was an aircrew van driver who lives in south Sydney followed by two cases in the Northern Beaches, which were confirmed on Wednesday.… Read More: WA still open to NSW despite virus cases »