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$5.9 million for research into stem cell treatments for incurable diseases

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Stem Cell Therapies Mission, which is part of the Medical Research Future Fund. Stem cells have the potential to treat many types of incurable diseases, bringing hope for new treatments and a cure where previously there was none.

Research is due to begin next month and run for 2 years.See the media release for details of the projects and grant recipients.  .

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