WA Kids Cancer Centre
@wakidscancercentre.bsky.social
The WA Kids Cancer Centre brings together exceptional researchers to develop more effective and less toxic therapies to treat childhood cancer.
The research aims to understand children's immune responses to immunotherapy, adjust immune cells to respond more effectively, and identify new drug targets. Dr Elaskalani and the team are the first to test immunotherapies in age-appropriate models for childhood cancers.
March 7, 2025 at 3:51 AM
The research aims to understand children's immune responses to immunotherapy, adjust immune cells to respond more effectively, and identify new drug targets. Dr Elaskalani and the team are the first to test immunotherapies in age-appropriate models for childhood cancers.
A/Prof Laurence Cheung received $10,000 of funding to support his project to use a new therapy to improve recovery and survival for children with high-risk leukaemia.
February 24, 2025 at 1:33 AM
A/Prof Laurence Cheung received $10,000 of funding to support his project to use a new therapy to improve recovery and survival for children with high-risk leukaemia.
Dr Brittany Dewdney received the $25,000 Illuminate Award supported by The Kids' Peers & Partners workplace giving program for her project to map the brain’s healing immune response post-surgery to develop new treatments for kids with brain cancer.
February 24, 2025 at 1:33 AM
Dr Brittany Dewdney received the $25,000 Illuminate Award supported by The Kids' Peers & Partners workplace giving program for her project to map the brain’s healing immune response post-surgery to develop new treatments for kids with brain cancer.
Dr @zahra-abbas.bsky.social received the $25,000 Iluminate Award supported by Brown-Neaves Investments and an additional $5,000 of funding for her project to design immunotherapies for children with brain tumours to reduce life-long side effects.
February 24, 2025 at 1:33 AM
Dr @zahra-abbas.bsky.social received the $25,000 Iluminate Award supported by Brown-Neaves Investments and an additional $5,000 of funding for her project to design immunotherapies for children with brain tumours to reduce life-long side effects.