For twins Luke and Josh, discovering asbestos while renovating their home on The Block was downright devastating, as their dad Kevin is fighting for his life because of asbestos exposure. #TheBlock
https://t.co/BWeoYRK3zG…/luke-josh-the-block-2021-686…
The National Dust Disease Taskforce has completed its review of the systems in place for the prevention, early identification, management of #silicosis from engineered stone, and broader occupational dust diseases. Read more:
https://t.co/JQGHE9d868
We're excited in sharing our work and engaging with others in the region at the Second @WHOWPRO Partner's Forum this year. Do visit our Virtual Booth or https://t.co/9Zxu9kTLVq to learn more about our work as a WHO Collaborating Centre (AUS-152)
Many patients with #mesothelioma require a PET scan to assist planning for the best treatment and to assess treatment. This new PET scan will improve their experience, provide more real-time imaging information to guide ongoing management.
https://t.co/sA1LOoXQh3
A look into the world of the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute in Concord, Sydney and our four pillars: bio-medicine, clinical, global public health and patient support. #mesothelioma
Our story and Our Work 2021
https://t.co/syWiQQwJAe
The ADRI utilizes quantitative #PCR technology for asbestos-related cancers #mesothelioma to facilitate the understanding of genetic alterations that augment tumor development and progression.
View our latest Training video on PCR analysis here: https://t.co/DIHcDrxHlW
We were delighted to welcome John Robertson, Chair of iCare to ADRI yesterday. John has a long history of raising awareness about the dangers of asbestos. As the CEO of FoodBank, John also knows the challenges of the fundraising landscape so his insights were truly appreciated.
Cell culture is the process by which human-derived cells are grown in the lab under controlled conditions outside of their natural environment. Learn more about Cell culture analysis for mesothelioma in our Training Video.
#mesothelioma#labresearch
https://t.co/spK5PRas76
Congratulations to Prof Anna Nowak (@perth_meso_dr) for receiving the Wagner medal @iMig_Meso! #IMig2021 Anna is a leader in driving #mesothelioma research and this award recognises her outstanding contribution to improving outcomes for patients.
The Federal Government has just announced up to $8 million for Canberra residents battling illness related to asbestos insulation from the Mr Fluffy company. #abc730#mesothelioma
Thank you @dmookheyMLC for acknowledging in Parliament ADRI's Designation as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Elimination of Asbestos Related Diseases.
https://t.co/o3hzUGrjSd
#mesothelioma
Mesothelioma sadly is not going anywhere soon. Listen to our own Dr Stephen Kao and ADRI Advisor Professor Anna Nowak talk about their critical work.
#mesothelioma#podcast#treatment
https://t.co/K8ztWqloo0
We are elated by the official designation of ADRI as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Elimination of Asbestos Related Diseases (AUS-152)!
Watch a sneak peek into yesterday's Inaugural Opening Ceremony
#makeasbestoshistory
@ibasecretariat @NCARD_research#mesothelioma#asbestos
News WHO Collaborating Centre in Australia! This recognition by WHO confirms ADRI as a global leader in asbestos related diseases and asbestos mitigation.
https://t.co/lX5Q1HuH2i
IN THE NEWS: World first as ADRI named WHO Collaborating Centre for Elimination of Asbestos Related Diseases (AUS-152)
Read more:
https://t.co/kZBxogx7Vt
We are thrilled to announce, in a world first, the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute has been designated by the World Health Organization as a Collaborating Centre for the Elimination of Asbestos Related Diseases (AUS-152).
View the Opening Ceremony:
https://t.co/8OFWoxzWwz
Most countries have not developed a National Asbestos Profile despite having the potential! Country-level data on asbestos and ARDs can be better utilized for eliminating ARDs. Read our findings covering 195 countries:
Arachi et al. 2021 https://t.co/hOLpUvWOmY
@ibasecretariat