Papua New Guinean tree offers new lead in search for motor neuron disease treatments
The natural world has long been one of medicine's most valuable resources, with countless therapies originating in plants, fungi or algae. So, when University of Wollongong (UOW) researchers went searching for a new treatment for motor neuron disease (MND), they turned to nature.
<p>The natural world has long been one of medicine's most valuable resources, with countless therapies originating in plants, fungi or algae. So, when University of Wollongong (UOW) researchers went searching for a new treatment for motor neuron disease (MND), they turned to nature.</p>