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A vaccine for ice: methamphetamine addiction is hard to break but Victoria University's Vasso Apostolopoulos thinks she has found a way

Methamphetamine is a relatively simple molecule: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen. But the drug is so powerful, regular use can rewire the brain. Scientists want to make the cure as easy as the addiction. ....

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Charity drives for cancer research

Rotary Club of Werribee members and business representatives teed off for a good cause last week, raising about $25,000 for […] ....

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Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos to present online seminar on viral outbreaks via FFTN

FFTN has invited Professor Apostolopoulos to provide updates on the severity of viruses or variants appearing in 2022 and on how to protect ourselves. ....

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Coronavirus Australia: Vaccines will handle 'all viral flavours', early evidence suggests

But the vaccines being produced by Moderna, Pfizer and AstraZeneca all generate much higher levels of immunity than natural infection alone and because of that scientists expect them to still cover variants of the virus that cut the effectiveness of vaccine-induced antibodies.
Three new studies, none of which have yet been peer reviewed, suggest that will be the case.
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Natural infection â and vaccines â generate a very wide variety of antibodies, each designed to attach themselves to a different part of the virus.
Antibodies that stick to COVID-19âs spike â the cellular harpoon SARS-CoV-2 uses to bind to human cells â are key, because they can block the virus from infected cells. ....

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