The jab will not be given as a preventative measure, but is intended to be administered to people who have already been diagnosed with the disease.
It's hoped the vaccine will prompt the body to recognise and eliminate cancer cells. Human clinical trials could begin in the next three to four years.
A vaccine to stop breast cancer survivors from relapse is ready to be trialed by Australian researchers. About time if you ask me.
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Breast cancer charity shells out $10 million in bid to end all deaths within 10 yearsThe National Breast Cancer Foundation has awarded 16 Australian projects a slice of $10 million in efforts to halt all breast cancer deaths by 2030. How will go to breastfeeding protection a known preventative measure. 80% of women do not meet their breastfeeding goals in our socially engineered contemporary society . Combinations of environmental toxins contribute to cancer risk. Hair concentrations need to be monitored. Cortisol accelerates cancer progression. Nocturnal melatonin has anti-cancer actions. Levels need to be improved Sunlight at safe UV levels reduces prostate cancer risk
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JobKeeper mistake ‘is actually good news for Australian taxpayers’: Frydenberg | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says “staggering developments” have emerged following the Treasury’s announcement of a 'massive' $60 billion JobKeeper mistake which he discussed in an exclusive interview with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. \n\nA significant reporting error has led Treasury to dramatically revise its projections for the Morrison government's JobKeeper program. \n\nThe scheme, which sees the government pay $1,500 fortnightly in affected workers' wages, was originally expected to cover around 6.5 million employees at a cost of $130 billion. \n\nBut late Thursday, the Treasury and Australian Tax Office were forced to admit to the Morrison government those projections were wrong.\n\nAs a result, Treasury's revised estimate of the cost of the JobKeeper program is now just $70 billion which is $60 billion less than the original forecast. \n\nTreasury now expects the number of employees likely to be covered under JobKeeper program to be around 3.5 million, around 3 million less than forecast.\n\nTreasurer Josh Frydenberg said the “reality is” this was an “unintentional error by a thousand businesses”.\n\nHe said the initial forecast done by Treasury was done at a time when the number of coronavirus cases were on the rise in the nation but said this result “is good news for the Australian taxpayer”. \n\n“It’s good news that the Australian economy hasn’t deteriorated in the way Treasury initially predicted”. \n\n“Nobody should be seeking to blame Treasury or the ATO, we should just be accepting that this is a mistake, it was an unintentional one”. \n\nMr Kenny said the whole “massive” mistake has raised “a range of questions” over the government’s budget which now faces $60 billon less debt than expected. \n\nHowever, “the good news was that it means we’re $60 billion better off than we thought,” Mr Kenny said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia JoshFrydenberg Great news our treasure made such a monumental error, more like lucky it wasn’t the other way around & we were found to be shortchanged. Fact is liberals are bad economic managers & Frydenberg is the worst JoshFrydenberg Labors fault as usual JoshFrydenberg Did Kenny the Coward ask any tough questions or just hand out his standard platitudes? Frydenberg is incompetent and should resign. If he does not do that, he should be sacked! Like pockets in a singlet.
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China is using ‘Australian coal and oil to build their warships’: Bronwyn Bishop | Sky News AustraliaChina is using “our coal and our oil to build their warships” and they are exploiting Australia’s dependence on Chinese trade in a bid to 'control' our industries and exports, according to former speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop.\n\nMs Bishop said “we have to rebuild manufacturing here in Australia” in order to achieve economic dependence from China. \n\n“To make that happen it means we have to competitive,” she told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave. \n\nThe “only way” to balance competitivity and high wages is to have “cheap electricity,' she said.\n\n“That means we have to use coal”.\n\n“We have to get out of the Paris agreement”.\n\n“We cannot be a vassal state,” she said. \n\nChina 'need” our coal and iron ore but they want to be able to “control it”. \n\n Enough of China and its exploitation of Australia! About time. Shut them down. It’s your country. Sky News hallucinating more or just copy out Murdoch China bashing handbook?
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China places 'unofficial ban on Australian coal' | Sky News AustraliaChina has reportedly instructed state-owned power utilities not to purchase Australian coal, fuelling speculation of an unofficial campaign against Australia.\n\nThe unofficial ban is believed to be in retaliation for Australia's push for an inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus outbreak; a move China maintains was politically motivated. \n\nBeijing imposed tariffs on Australian goods including barley and suspended imports from four abattoirs but insisted they were not related to the Australian-led resolution for an inquiry at the World Health Assembly.\n\nFinance Minister Mathias Cormann dismissed the reports and said commentators needed to 'settle down' with speculation about China-Australia trade tensions.\n\n'We are aware of informal quotas being imposed from time to time in China. That is not a new development,' he said.\n\n'We have a very important trade relationship with China. It is a mutually beneficial trade relationship. \n\n'We're currently in a phase in Australia where we're perhaps over-interpreting over-analysing and over-commentating every little move.' \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Time to deport all Chinese people from Australia. Grubs of the highest order. What do you expect SkyNews with all the diplomacy you and your cronies have been dishing up. I know, it is labour’s “fault” Perhaps those Aussies need to nationlise some comercial Chinese owned infrastructure / mines / land / farms / ports operating in Australia / convert ownership to rental agreements...
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Cheaper energy prices will make Australia competitive against 'Chinese slave labour' | Sky News AustraliaFormer speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says Australia needs to produce the cheapest power possible to allow businesses to 'compete against the slave labour that comes out of China'.\n\nMs Bishop told Sky News host Paul Murray the fundamental thing which can be done for Australia is to 'give us back the cheap power that we used to have for our coal fired power stations'.\n\nThe federal government has set emerging technologies at the heart of its roadmap to cut Australia's carbon emissions over the next 30 years. \n\nThe report pointed to domestic gas, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage and even small-scale nuclear reactors in its transition towards renewable energy.\n\nFormer Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger said the Labor Party's response to the report along with statements it made on coal following the 2019 election show how it is 'Arthur and Martha' on coal.\n\n'They've got no idea what day it is in relation to coal,' he said.\n\nImage: AP Yes sky News you want to pollute the planet with your nutter mate. What the hell? Slave labour. China's middle class has grown hugely. People from India and Philippines go to China for a better salary. Has Sky News been to China in past 20 years? China doesn’t have slave labour. That’s a ridiculous comment.
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