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We're home to more than 700 health and medical researchers, working together to solve the biggest health challenges in society today.

Spring into Clinical Trials is back for 2026. Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Clinical Trials in South Australia opens with a panel on AI in clinical trials. Wed 28 October, 12:30pm – 3:30pm SAHMRI Auditorium and online 🌷Register here: https://sahmri.au/spring

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Donations to SAHMRI tomorrow are getting a boost: every dollar you give is about to be worth double Thanks to our generous supporters: Foskett Foundation, Haneco Lighting, Alister & Sue Haigh, and Rembrandt Imagewear, for matching every dollar donated 💙 Donate here: https://sahmri.au/givingday-bs

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Sarah turned her experience with blood cancer into action. What began as a small fundraiser helped support SAHMRI research now progressing towards a first-in-human clinical trial. 💙 This National Medical Research Giving Day, you can help create change too. sahmri.au/givingdaysa

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"It was incredibly healing. It gave me something positive and meaningful to a very challenging experience." — Meaghan Price, Australia's biggest breast milk donor. 💙This Medical Research Giving Day, help SAHMRI fund trials like this here: sahmri.au/givingdaysa

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At SAHMRI, clinical trials help bring research out of the laboratory and into real world healthcare. This Medical Research Giving Day, your support can help advance the clinical trials that shape tomorrow's medicine. Support research with real world impact. 🔬 sahmri.au/givingday

This National Science Week, we’re shining a light on research across SAHMRI: from improving cancer treatment and cardiovascular health to advancing precision medicine and understanding the gut microbiome. Each project brings us closer to better health for our communities. Learn more ➡️ sahmri.org.au

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For National Science Week, step inside SAHMRI's Burnside Village exhibition and uncover the research stories creating healthier futures. Through striking imagery and storytelling, explore the discoveries and innovations creating real change in health and medicine. On display until 23 August.

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More people with chronic myeloid leukaemia could one day live free from lifelong treatment. Professor Tim Hughes has secured an NHMRC Investigator Grant to investigate new ways to help patients achieve sustained treatment-free remission. 🌷Read More https://sahmri.au/cancer-cure #LeukaemiaResearch

New research aims to help more chronic myeloid leukaemia patients…

Research is tackling the barriers to treatment-free remission for more people living with CML

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