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Can a basic brain scan predict stroke outcomes?

News 04 Nov 2020

International Society of Hypertension releases Global Practice Guidelines

News / Media release 07 May 2020

Alcohol labels keep Australians in the dark about health risks, new study finds

News / Media release 23 Sep 2026

International course on leadership and professional skills for early career mental health professionals

Event 15 Nov 2026 - 17 Nov 2026 IST

Ubuntu reflections: Episode 2 - Unpacking barriers and facilitators to cross-cultural sense-making for building equitable health research partnerships

Podcast 11 Jul 2025

Ubuntu reflections: Episode 1 - Research partnerships: gatekeepers, champions, and the allure of going rogue

Podcast 11 Jul 2025

Perspectives, practices, and environmental footprints related to menstrual hygiene management in India

Podcast 06 Oct 2022

Cheaper cigarettes will kill more Australians

News / Media release 08 Oct 2026

Professor Simone Pettigrew

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Professor Simone Pettigrew is the Head of Food Policy. She has qualifications in Economics, Marketing, and Consumer Psychology. Her broad areas of expertise include behavioural psychology, health promotion, health policy, communications, social marketing, and intervention research.

Along with nutrition, her substantive areas of research include obesity, physical activity, alcohol consumption, smoking, active transport, and healthy ageing. Simone sits on numerous advisory committees and regularly performs research consultancies for NGO and government entities. To date, she has published more than 400 peer-reviewed papers and produced more than 160 technical reports for NGOs and government departments.

See Professor Pettigrew's full CV here.

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Professor Vivekanand Jha

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Professor Vivekanand Jha is a Senior Professorial Fellow at The George Institute, Chair of Global Kidney Health at the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London, and Past President of the International Society of Nephrology. He served as Executive Director of The George Institute for Global Health India from 2013 to September 2026.

He has wide-ranging research interests, including understanding the health and societal impact of kidney diseases around the world and the development of affordable, scalable and sustainable primary and secondary prevention tools.

He has worked with many organisations including the WHO to develop clinical practice guidelines and advocacy papers, has lectured extensively around the world, and is a prolific writer and editor.

Ubuntu reflections: Episode 3 - Reimagining clinical trials in Africa: From design to ownership

Podcast 23 Jun 2026

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