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Past events

Women and Heart Disease Forum 2019
19/06/2019
Fight the Fear - artificial intelligence, nanoparticles and gene drives
27/06/2019
Global health security and the right to health: friends and foes
17/06/2019
Dangerous dogs to grumpy grannies: The effects of climate change
08/05/2019
Providing sustainable kidney care in the developing world - challenges and solutions
05/06/2019
Clinical trial innovations in diabetic kidney disease
08/05/2019
Creating healthy, sustainable, city food environments
20/06/2019
Dr Rosemary Wyber: Is this the beginning of the end of rheumatic heart disease?
01/05/2019
National workshop on high-risk pregnancies and NCDs
29/03/2019
Commission on the Status of Women side-event: NCDs, UHC, and Empowering Women
19/03/2019
Healthy and Sustainable Foods and Diets with Professor Mike Rayner
27/03/2019
National Symposium on Evidence Synthesis for Medicine, Public Health & Social Development
10/04/2019
Evidence2Policy lecture by Prof Ian Jacobs, Vice Chancellor, UNSW Sydney
10/12/2018
2030 - Can Australia still meets its NCD targets
15/11/2018
Snakes and Ladders: journey to primary care integration Roundtable
01/08/2018
Health in 21st century Australia
04/10/2018
Better health for all: a policy conversation with Catherine King MP
24/07/2018
Fixed-dose combinations for cardiovascular disease and hypertension: Perspectives and lessons learned from HIV/AIDS and TB
03/07/2018
Ensuring the collection, analysis and reporting of sex- and gender-specific health data in Australia
29/05/2018
Developments in U.S. Health Policy Under Donald Trump
12/07/2018

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