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Experts call on Government to boost prevention spending to drive productivity gains
Report calls for action on deadly lung disease affecting half-a-million Australians
Alta Schutte elected Fellow of AAHMS for global impact on hypertension and heart health
Four UNSW academics join Academy of Health and Medical Sciences
UNSW Researchers Awarded $1.7m To Improve Heart Health
Heart Foundation recognises George Institute researchers with latest grant funding
Advancing Global Dialogue On Food Is Medicine
UNSW Awarded $4.7 Million For Medical Research
Connect-TBI: National Collaboration To Revolutionise Traumatic Brain Injury Care
George Institute Is Launch Member Of WHO’s New Global Clinical Trials Forum
WHO Launches Global Clinical Trials Forum
Research Reveals Critical Gap In Mental Health Support For Women With Pregnancy Complications
World-first Study To Assess Role Of Fuel Tanks In Motorcycle Injury
Hope for cluster headache community as psilocybin trial funded
Experts come together for urgent action on perinatal mental health in India
New AI algorithm uses mammograms to accurately predict cardiovascular risk in women
Beyond breasts & babies: women’s health held back by medical blind spots
Misleading stock photos undermine efforts to tackle high blood pressure
UN High Level Meeting on NDCs offers rare window to tackle global chronic disease epidemic
New research centre targets global salt supply reform to prevent heart disease
UNSW To Lead Two New Centres Of Research Excellence
New online tool could revolutionise how high blood pressure is treated
Radiation oncologists from APAC meet to improve cancer outcomes in region
Fresh produce prescriptions to support healthier pregnancies
The George Institute redesignated as official WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Salt Reduction
Leading and Learning on NCDs and Mental Health: A Call to Systemic Action, July 29
Crunch time for Health Star Ratings as voluntary phase nears end
Paramedics are less likely to identify a stroke in women than men. Closing this gap could save lives – and money
AI to be used in national audit of sex and gender differences in medical curricula
Improved stroke detection in women will save lives and millions in healthcare costs, new study finds
UNSW’s Health Translation Hub Reaches Major Milestone
Treating hypertension with single pill combinations saves lives and money
UNSW researcher recognised for championing equity in cancer care
Musculoskeletal team to study online ‘prehabilitation’ in common spinal surgery
Mei Ling Yap honoured with 2025 Jeannie Ferris Award for dedication to equity in cancer
25 People Die From Drowning Each Day In West Bengal
Community-led study secures $5M to address rates of injury in Indigenous children
Blacktown City Streets Go From Barren To Blooming
How much salt is OK in drinking water? Without limits, Australia’s health gap widens in remote and regional areas
Food taxes and subsidies could transform Australians’ diets
Council launches ‘Local Voices’ competition to raise awareness of safe speeds
Creeping rates of poor mental health show depressed, anxious state is ‘new normal’ for half of Australian women
Children’s recall of alcohol ads on commercial television highlights urgent need for reform
Motorcycling safety in the headlights for National Road Safety Week
National study confirms healthy eating linked to longevity in women
$2M boost for QUT two health research projects funded by the NHMRC
Unlocking potential: The George Institute’s research advocates for regulations to enhance safety of medicine provision through E-Pharmacies in India and Kenya
New research shows alcohol industry drags feet on mandated pregnancy warning