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@ellyg16 @EAPSCongress @CarlkRx @davidkmetz Congratulations Elly!

Presenting Anakinra Pilot PK results @EAPSCongress @NoldLab @CarlkRx @davidkmetz #EAPS2024

BioCurate's Proof of Concept Fund empowers exceptional teams like Prof. Claudia Nold & @dr_ellisdon in their groundbreaking IL-38 research. We're proud to support and accelerate innovative projects that address critical gaps in inflammatory disease treatment. biocurate.com/news/biocurate… #MedicalResearch #DrugDiscovery #Innovation #BioCurate @monashBDI @Hudson_Research

I am sharing my tribute page for the late Yen Pham with you if you’d like to honour their memory by making a donation to Lifeline Australia so that no one has to face their darkest moments alone. inmemory.lifeline.org.au/fundraisers/Ye… inmemory.lifeline.org.au/s/153/107/t

Important paper highlighting the effect of ANAKINRA in reducing lung injury Key is timing - the earlier the better

Now the @NoldLab is assessing the safety of ANAKINRA in extremely preterm infants led by @ellyg16 at @MonashHealth Full protocol details ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Study nearly done - coming soon, stay tuned

In a study published in @ScienceTM, we had shown that early HBVV was associated with Type 2 immune polarization. Type 2 immune polarization is associated with cardiopulmonary disease in preterm infants pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35385341/ More data on early HBVV & risk of BPD coming soon.

Do you prescribe the birth dose of Hepatitis B vaccine in preterm infants? New study in @Vaccines_MDPI confirms the lack of evidence around its safety (esp long term) in preterm infants (esp very preterm). mdpi.com/2076-393X/12/3… Why did we study this? Read below...

nature.com/articles/s4142… Check out our commentary in Cellular and Molecular Immunology discussing one of the poorly understood isoforms of IL-37 @Hudson_Research @RitchieCentre @MonashUni @MonashChildrens @MonashNewborn

Congratulations to our honours student Abby Boppana on winning the Lois Salamonsen Award for the highest ranking Monash BBiomedSc Honours student, an amazing achievement. It was a pleasure having you in our team! @Hudson_Research @RitchieCentre @MonashUni @SCSMonash

Our latest paper is out today!Congratulations @Sarah_Rosli_ @CiiiD_Hudson @Hudson_Research doi.org/10.1038/s41419…

Congrats to A/Prof @Dr_MLHalls, Prof Martin Scanlon, Prof Simon Bell & Dr @Priebbenow_Chem on being awarded @arc_gov_au #DiscoveryProject grants 👏👏 Find out more 👉 monash.edu/pharm/about/ne… #DP24 @CentMedUseSafet @MIPS_DDB

Could harnessing the body’s own #ImmuneSystem stop the progression of #OvarianCancer? Read more about Dr Zoe Marks, Prof Paul Hertzog, Dr Nicole Campbell (L-R) & the team's latest research in the prestigious journal @Nature or here bit.ly/3KJCFzY

Congratulations what a team effort 🎉🎉🎉🎉😊

Our latest work on the #microbiome and #ibd looks at 286 patient biopsies with shotgun metagenomics, host transcriptomics and over 6000 cultured isolates to identify site-specific bacterial clades (rather than taxonomy) associated with disease. @Hudson_Research @CiiiD_Hudson

An overview of the important work being performed by our lab, quality research aiming to make a real difference in the lives of patients and families @MonashUni @Hudson_Research @MonashChildrens @MonashNewborn monashhealth.org/latest-news/20…

Tune into Prof Marcel Nold on episode #49 of Dr. M’s Women and Children Podcast. An insightful discussion of inflammatory pathways in early life disease ! podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/dr-… @MonashUni @Hudson_Research @MonashChildrens @MonashNewborn

Using technology A/Prof Ashley Mansell (left) developed, he is working with @AdisoTx to create treatments targeted to #Inflammasomes, with the potential to treat a range of diseases. Read more in the Journal Clinical & Translational Immunology or bit.ly/3D2fOLO

Elevated levels of CGRP protein are found in the blood and saliva during migraine attacks. @SarahJ_Piper (@PiperProteins) describes this receptor as looking like a flower and “a symbol for the ‘blooming’ drug discovery research”. #MigraineAwarenessMonth