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Health Innovators – Melissa Little

Melissa Little is CEO of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Centre for Stem Cell Medicine, or reNEW

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Victoria Supports Australia s First Rare Genetic Disorder Stem Cell Trial

Victoria Supports Australia s First Rare Genetic Disorder Stem Cell Trial
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Gut health could hold the key to living to 100, scientists say

Researchers hope the findings could help them better understand how to increase the life expectancy of other people.

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Stem cell organoids could one day help treat kidney disease

Professor Melissa Little appointed Companion of the Order of Australia for her pioneering research into stem cell medicine regenerative therapies.

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University of Tartu researchers received €60 million to develop two international centres of excellence

Two international research consortia led by the University of Tartu received €30 million from the European Commission each for the .

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