Professor Fiona Simpson from the UQ Fraser Institute joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to detail her lab's ground-breaking discovery using high-dose, IV travel sickness medication to reverse therapy resistance in cancer cells. 

The discussion highlights how two decades of community-driven funding through Project Pink and local organisations have made these world-leading medical breakthroughs possible.

Professor Fiona Simpson from the UQ Fraser Institute joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to detail her lab's ground-breaking discovery using high-dose, IV travel sickness medication to reverse therapy resistance in cancer cells. 
The discussion highlights how two decades of community-driven funding through Project Pink and local organisations have made these world-leading medical breakthroughs possible.

Tune in to 4BC Mornings, weekdays from 9am-12pm.

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Cancer breakthroughs in jeopardy? Why local Queensland funding is the secret weapon saving lives

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and Shadow Minister for Rural Health Dr. Anne Webster discuss a damning National Rural Health Alliance report revealing regional Australians receive $6,000 less in healthcare funding per person than city residents, leading to higher mortality rates. 

They also condemn proposed federal cuts to private health insurance rebates for over-65s, warning it will push thousands of retirees off private cover and further overwhelm the public hospital system.

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and Shadow Minister for Rural Health Dr. Anne Webster discuss a damning National Rural Health Alliance report revealing regional Australians receive $6,000 less in healthcare funding per person than city residents, leading to higher mortality rates. 
They also condemn proposed federal cuts to private health insurance rebates for over-65s, warning it will push thousands of retirees off private cover and further overwhelm the public hospital system.

Why country Australians are dying years earlier than city residents

Following a high-profile book launch in Melbourne for his memoir A Grateful Son, former Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and opened up about his pandemic-era clashes with former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews. 

He reflected on the political dynamics between state and federal leaders, sounded the alarm on Australia's economic challenges under the current government, and weighed in on his potential return to federal politics.

Following a high-profile book launch in Melbourne for his memoir A Grateful Son, former Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and opened up about his pandemic-era clashes with former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews. 
He reflected on the political dynamics between state and federal leaders, sounded the alarm on Australia's economic challenges under the current government, and weighed in on his potential return to federal politics.

Josh Frydenberg breaks silence on pandemic feuds and political future

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Cancer breakthroughs in jeopardy? Why local Queensland funding is the secret weapon saving lives

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