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Sydney scientist behind 'moon landing' cancer vaccine wins top science prize

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By Angus Dalton Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Angus Dalton The scientist who transformed advanced melanoma into a treatable cancer and led a recent large-scale trial into a world-first personalised mRNA cancer vaccine has won the research prize at Australia's premier science awards.
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The two species NSW is racing to protect after fifth case of deadly virus

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By Angus Dalton Verified
| Flipboard
18 hours ago Hantavirus. Ebola. West Nile. Measles. And, of course, cyclospora — that stomach parasite making people miserable across the country. Americans have plenty to worry about this summer. Record cyclosporiasis outbreak tests agencies hit by Trump administration's cuts But remember COVID-19? It may not be …
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Oh my god! Why an orca rammed a sunfish so hard it exploded

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By Angus Dalton Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Angus Dalton Footage has captured an orca ramming a sunfish with such velocity that the fish explodes into a cloud of viscera, documenting a new behaviour that reveals insights into the ruthless intelligence of an oceanic apex predator. In video captured off the Gulf of California, a female orca holds a sharp-tail sunfish steady by its tail fin while a male orca torpedoes forward.
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