We can't seem to find the page you are looking for

This year’s nutrition week is all about promoting fruit and vegetable consumption but our Scientia PhD student Briar McKenzie is examining differences in dietary intake for women and men, and…

Over the past two decades, researchers’ findings have improved millions of lives – but there are less well-known staff behind the scenes who play just as pivotal a role, like Helen Monaghan.…

The double whammy of poor-quality care with non-availability of life-saving healthcare services for snakebite in the COVID-19 scenario may result in significant surge in cases of snakebite deaths and…

‘I can relate to my study participants because I share the same traditions and customs that influence their health’ Priya is a Research Assistant at The George Institute who’s passionate about…

One of the key challenges to improving health care in low- and middle-income countries is strengthening the local healthcare workforce, says Associate Professor Rohina Joshi. Like so many other…

Keerthi Danthuri is a Research Assistant at the George Institute, working in a project titled Improving the health status and health service uptake in urban slums of Vijayawada. Q. Tell us a bit…

Medhavi Gupta is a PhD student, currently undertaking her research at The George Institute for Global Health, Injury division. Her research focus is on drowning prevention, in particular, the…

In search of a career with an immediate sense of purpose, Laure Philip, now Development Manager, Major Gifts at The George Institute, made the challenging but fulfilling switch from academia to…

Fang Zhao is a Research Assistant at The George Institute, China and a graduate from the school of public health at Peking University Health Science Center. How long have you been working…

Faraidoon Haghdoost is a PhD candidate at The George Institute. He is currently researching novel approaches for managing migraine and headache-related disorders. His study focus is the association…

Thanks to the foresight of the Institute’s founders, researchers like Professor David Peiris can today draw on a vast global network to help overcome some of the toughest health challenges…

In 1999, The George Institute for Global Health set out to tackle the rising epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCD’s) and injury. Twenty years later, with 700 people globally and projects in…

Cardiovascular disease claims the most lives of any illness. Ahead of World Heart Day on September 29, we offer insights to debunk popular assumptions that affect advances in knowledge and…

Drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury-related deaths that kills nearly 2,36,000 people globally every year. However, these numbers are considered underestimates as they do not…

At the end of her secondary schooling, Sue Haupt faced a choice between two very different passions – pursuing her love of art via a graphic design degree or following an equally powerful pull into…

Tracey Chantler is a Research Fellow in Health Services and Systems Research at the George Centre for Healthcare Innovation. She supports the social science research components of projects which form…

Rong LUO joined The George Institute for Global Health at Peking University Health Science Center in early 2013. As the center coordinator at China International Center for Chronic Disease…

This blog was originally published in Accountability for Informal Urban Equity (ARISE) website and is reproduced here with due permissions. This blog is authored by J. K. Lakshmi, Prasanna Saligram,…

by Professor Robyn Norton, Principal Director, The George Institute for Global Health What is the single biggest killer of women globally? The correct answer, cardiovascular disease (…

Gloria Benny has been working with The George Institute for Global Health, India as a research consultant since June of 2019. She is involved in an implementation research study to enhance the role…