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New George Institute study using big data to help reduce repeat heart attacks
04/01/2021
George Institute researchers having global impact
21/12/2020
The George Institute’s five most read stories in 2020!
17/12/2020
The George Institute welcomes an additional $1 billion in funding for Australian university research
16/12/2020
COVID-19 underlines the case for Universal Health Coverage
10/12/2020
The George Institute welcomes new national guidelines for reducing alcohol harm
08/12/2020
First 'Coffee with Latin America' webinar
04/12/2020
The mystery behind falling COVID death rates
25/11/2020
George Institute researcher wins award for health impact
25/11/2020
Australian research institutes continue to ‘punch above their weight’
20/11/2020
New funding to help parents keep children safe in cars
18/11/2020
The George Institute welcomes launch of Global Strategy to Accelerate the Elimination of Cervical Cancer
17/11/2020
George Institute researchers receive top award at major US heart conference
16/11/2020
Tackling diabetes is a critical and achievable goal
13/11/2020
Marking World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
13/11/2020
Statement on the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
11/11/2020
Can a basic brain scan predict stroke outcomes?
04/11/2020
New report on Australia’s health shows our vulnerability to future pandemics
16/10/2020
Marking World Food Day: Grow, Nourish, Sustain, Together
15/10/2020
Dr Jane Hirst awarded Fellowship of the UKRI Future Leaders
14/10/2020

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