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Who we are

who we are

We are a leading independent global medical research institute focused on the world’s biggest health challenges.

What we do

what we do

We conduct research and identify practical approaches towards better treatments, better care and healthier societies.

How you can help

How you can help

We are raising funds to support research posts, fellowships programs and infrastructure across our major centres in Australia, India, China and the UK.

Our mission is to improve the health of millions of people worldwide

Better treatments

Finding better treatments for the world's biggest health challenges

Better care

Transforming primary health care to support better health for more people

Healthier societies

Harnessing the power of communities, governments & markets to improve health

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  • Critical for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to be better represented in health workforce, included in decision making to reduce leave events from health services

    05 Aug 2022

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  • UK’s first Women's Health Strategy: A step in the right direction 

    03 Aug 2022

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  • Urgent call to act on the drowning epidemic

    29 Jul 2022

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  • Prof Alta Schutte wins prestigious award for work on hypertension

    28 Jul 2022

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