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24.01.2022 #FacesofSepsis Matt was 39 years old when what started as a sore throat resulted in the loss of all of his limbs. He had contracted streptococcal resulting in toxic shock and was not expected to survive. Matt survived. Tomorrow, we are hosting Matt to share his story.... Register here to join us: https://bit.ly/3i0ujn3 See more

22.01.2022 Register here to join us: We are excited to announce our latest virtual #GeorgeTalks Food, COVID-19 & Sensible Policy: Time to #FixFood with renowned American cardiologist, Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian! When : 16/10/2020 Time : 10AM AEST... Register here: https://bit.ly/33QQqqj

21.01.2022 New study by The George Institute for Global Health finds that the #COVID19 pandemic has more than doubled the number of #smokers wanting to quit. However a different approach may be needed to help them succeed. Read more: https://bit.ly/3cihliz

21.01.2022 #JoinTheGeorge We have a very exciting opportunity for a Research Associate to join our growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program! Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program cuts across content areas and is conducted within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing, being and doing, with a focus on social determinants of health, health systems and healthcare delivery.... We maintain an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander paradigm of health and healing (physical, emotional, social, cultural and spiritual) and a commitment to making impact through translation that influences policy. Learn more about this role here: https://bit.ly/35FstEK

21.01.2022 New study published in The American Journal of Kidney Disease, shows that the drug #canagliflozin reduces the risk of cardiovascular and kidney disease in people with type 2 diabetes, especially for patients at a higher risk of kidney failure. Read more: https://bit.ly/3hRhZEW

20.01.2022 New commentary by The George Institute for Global Health discusses the reformulation and strengthening of return- of- service schemes that could change the narrative on global health workforce distribution and shortages of skilled healthcare professionals in sub- Saharan Africa. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3mGT0HY

20.01.2022 4 out of 5 people with a non-communicable disease live in a low- or middle-income country. People living with NCDs are more vulnerable to COVID-19, yet most #COVID19 & #NCDs related interventional clinical trials are not being conducted in LMICs. Read more: https://bit.ly/3lc7WNk

19.01.2022 #Sepsis is a leading cause of #maternaldeaths. Undetected or poorly managed maternal infections can lead to sepsis, death or disability for the mother and increased likelihood of early neonatal infection and other adverse outcomes. Read more: https://bit.ly/2FgBfOn

19.01.2022 WEBINAR #ResourcingForHealth in the era of #COVID19: Maximising bang for buck. Join us tomo to identify how best to ensure pandemic-related resourcing goes further & strengthens #globalhealth action not just now, but to #BuildBackBetter. Register: https://bit.ly/resourcingforhealth

17.01.2022 Hear from our entrepreneurship and innovation team on the MTPConnect podcast! Parisa Glass and Vesna Todorovski joined Dan Grant and the MTPConnect team to talk about our approach to healthcare entrepreneurship and frugal innovation. Download the latest episode to hear more about #Health10x, our 2020 cohort of startups and new virtual program: https://apple.co/3hxcoTL

17.01.2022 Our Executive Director Professor Bruce Neal joined Dr Norman Swan yesterday evening, to discuss Join Us (http://joinus.org.au), a new registry to get Australians involved in clinical research. Check out the interview here: https://ab.co/33vDfe2

16.01.2022 Are you an Indian health or medtech startup looking to collaborate in Australia? UNSW Founders and The George Institute for Global Health are hosting a friendly Virtual Pitch Night competition. When: 7th October... Time: 1:00 PM IST Find out more information & apply here: https://bit.ly/3c4W8s1

16.01.2022 Today is #RUOKDay In a year when many of us have faced challenges were more likely than ever to hear No, Im not OK. Learn how to listen, help them find support and better ways to manage the load, and how to check in here:... https://lnkd.in/gChZHWP See more

16.01.2022 In case you missed our recent #ThoughtLeadership blog by Azeb Gebresilassie Tesema where she examines the instrumental role of #Ethiopian health extension workers (#HEWs) in the prevention and control of #NCDs during our current #COVID19 pandemic. Read now: https://bit.ly/35Q4npc

15.01.2022 Stopping Sepsis: Calling All Innovators Dr Parisa Glass writes about the importance of innovation for #sepsis and chats to Naomi Hammond about how COVID-19 is affecting this condition, and what innovators can do to make a difference. Read more: https://bit.ly/2DWwzgf

15.01.2022 The George Institute for Global Health respectfully recognises January 26 holds different meanings for different people. Whether it is with celebration or sorrow, on this day we reflect on our nation’s history and the many diverse peoples that make up Australia.

14.01.2022 New research by The George Institute for Global Health's Dr Sanne Peters investigates trends in repeat heart attacks across women and men. Read more here: https://bit.ly/32WJTuG

14.01.2022 25 November is the International Day to End Violence against Women. UN Women Time to support & empower survivors. Time to spark a global conversation. Time for #GenerationEquality to #orangetheworld!... Learn morehttps://bit.ly/375WX1F

13.01.2022 New research by The George Institute for Global Health finds more than half of people with diabetes and high blood sugar could be at risk through treatment delays. Since people with diabetes are at greater risk of serious illness from COVID-19 staying on top of treatment is more important than ever. Read more: https://bit.ly/3iMC68p

12.01.2022 CONNECT trial shows that while an app for patients at high risk of #CVD events did not change medication adherence, improvements in some risk factors and modest behaviour changes were seen. Read more: https://bit.ly/3kaAqGb

12.01.2022 While the Healthy Food Partnership targets are a step in the right direction, they need to be stronger and include more product categories to make any real difference to peoples health. Read more: https://bit.ly/2YRByWQ

11.01.2022 A big congratulations to The George Institute for Global Health's Rohina Joshi on winning a Sax Institute's Research Action Award tonight! Read more here: https://bit.ly/3fDJ0vV

11.01.2022 Last chance to register for todays virtual #GeorgeTalks "What is sepsis and what are the signs?" Join us today for a panel discussion with our very special guests. Register now: https://bit.ly/3h9IV2k

10.01.2022 When setting food reformulation targets, it is crucial to use up-to-date and comprehensive nutrition information on the food supply explains The George Institute for Global Health's Accredited Practising Dietitian Emalie Rosewarne. New blog explores how the latest reformulation targets can be improved: https://bit.ly/3m0JP4W

10.01.2022 Today is #WorldSepsisDay Great to see Scott Morrison MP recognise the resilience of those who have been touched by this devastating condition, and the dedication of those working to alleviate its impacts. Read his full message: https://bit.ly/32divZ6

10.01.2022 In this new blog, Dr Parisa Glass and Prof Vlado Perkovic reflect on varying #COVID experiences and argue that to create the optimal future we need to start with the basics: affordable and efficient healthcare, no matter where we are in the world. Read more: http://bit.ly/3plZ89j

09.01.2022 Incidences of #sepsis among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities intersect with a wider systemic issue of access to culturally safe care. Read more: https://bit.ly/333FxB0

09.01.2022 It is important to highlight the excess burden of severe #sepsis in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children this week. The social health inequity that underpins the disparity must be high on policy and research agendas and must address the issue through a holistic approach.

08.01.2022 New research by The George Institute for Global Health and Sydney Local Health District, on engaging consumers in health research found organisational commitments, resources and best practice standards are needed to provide research outcomes that better align with the priorities and needs of consumers and the community. Read full research paper here: https://bit.ly/3kl0SNs

08.01.2022 New research led by Emalie Rosewarne finds that sharing sodium monitoring data through media releases can be used as a tool to reach consumers with salt reduction messages and to engage food manufacturers in discussions about salt reduction. Read more: https://bit.ly/2H4NmyU

07.01.2022 New World Health Organization report on #sepsis calls on global community to help improve knowledge gaps to address the burden of sepsis, particularly in low and middle income countries. Read more: https://bit.ly/2E0rtje

06.01.2022 Did you know that COVID-19 infections can result in #sepsis? The viral and secondary bacterial infections caused by COVID-19 trigger sepsis which is emerging as the main cause of death. Learn more about the link between sepsis and #COVID19: https://bit.ly/3mehkRk

06.01.2022 Latest Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report shows the devastating health impacts of the most recent bushfire season. The George Institute for Global Health's Prof Christine Jenkins says the connection between bushfires & health, particularly respiratory health, is undeniable. Read more: https://bit.ly/366N1Wz

06.01.2022 Join us for a discussion on ‘big data & innovative ways of data generation for research’ 'Coffee with Latin America' is a The George Institute for Global Health's initiative aimed to bring together perspectives on health systems & research from across different regions. https://bit.ly/3nXUptB

05.01.2022 We want to hear from you! Are you an expecting parent or a parent with a child under 1 year living in Australia? Are you an Android user? Take part in one of The George Institute for Global Health's mobile app testing studies.... Learn more here: https://bit.ly/35ZoLWV

04.01.2022 Our Director of Innovation and Enterprise Dr Parisa Glass will be presenting at Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI)'s webinar 'Building MRI Commercialisation Capability', tomorrow! Learn more about the event and register here: https://bit.ly/3iVLKpn

04.01.2022 #FacesofSepsis Soon after bumping her elbow Fiona was in the emergency room. After hours of no one knowing what was wrong with her, a nurse discovered that she was in #septicshock. That nurse saved Fionas life.... Learn more about Fiona's story: https://bit.ly/2Z1tsLd

04.01.2022 #FacesofSepsis Young Preston was being treated for pneumonia that eventually caused an acute lung injury. This allowed a secondary bacterium to invade his body causing organ failure due to sepsis. This Wednesday we are hosting his mother Mary to share Preston's story.... Register here to join us: https://bit.ly/3i0ujn3 See more

03.01.2022 The George Institute for Global Health China named Best Independent Global Medical Research Institute 2020 in APAC Insider’s annual Business Awards. Read here: http://bit.ly/3ciBuHi

02.01.2022 #FacesofSepsis Mia was only 4 years old when she came down with the flu. Soon she was fighting for her life because of sepsis. Mia survived.... Learn more about Mias story here: https://bit.ly/352IWm8

02.01.2022 Experts say #COVID19 is adding to already burgeoning rates of #sepsis. This #WorldSepsisDay a renewed focus is needed to reduce the high global rates of death and disability from this condition. Read more: https://bit.ly/3bUxdY5

02.01.2022 The George Institute for Global Heath welcomes the Australian Governments announcement of a $2 billion investment to extend a range of COVID-19 health measures to March 2021, including Medicare-subsidised telehealth. Read our full statement: bit.ly/2ZJtRCw

01.01.2022 #JoinTheGeorge! We have a very exciting opportunity for a Research Associate to join our growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program! Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program cuts across content areas and is conducted within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing, being and doing, with a focus on social determinants of health, health systems and healthcare delivery.... We maintain an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander paradigm of health and healing (physical, emotional, social, cultural and spiritual) and a commitment to making impact through translation that influences policy. Learn more about this role and apply here: https://bit.ly/35FstEK

01.01.2022 Risk awareness and behaviour change are key to controlling the spread and impact of COVID-19. An analysis by The George Institute for Global Health has found that we need more research focused on educational and behavioural interventions to tackle COVID-19 in people with NCDs. Read more: https://bit.ly/3lc7WNk

01.01.2022 #FaceofSepsis In 2013 Mandy lost her hands and feet to #sepsis. Now with the aid of prosthetic hands and legs, Mandy has returned to driving, gardening, cooking and she has even gone back to occasionally rock climbing.... Learn more about Mandy's story: https://bit.ly/3lNZRyS