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        • China Plant Sterol Trial - CPST
        • China Salt Substitute Study - CSSS
        • Dietary Intervention in e-Shopping Trial - DIeT
        • Internet-based Cholesterol Assessment Trial - I-CAT
        • Sodium in Bread Study
      • Action in Diabetes and Vascular Disease: Preterax and Diamicron MR Controlled Evaluation - ADVANCE
      • Andhra Pradesh Rural Health Initiative - APRHI
      • Blood Pressure Lowering Treatment Trialists Collaboration - BPLTTC
      • Clinical Pathways in Acute Coronary Syndromes in China Study - CPACS
      • Electronic Decision Support Study
      • The Guidelines Adherence with the Polypill Study - GAP
      • Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation: SOLARIS Study of Lipid Modification and Blood Pressure Reduction in People at Average Risk - HOPE-3
      • Programme to Improve Life and Longevity Pilot Study - PILL
      • Perindopril Protection Against Recurrent Stroke Study - PROGRESS
    • Director - Anushka Patel
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      • Crystalloid versus Hydroxy-Ethyl Starch Trials - CHEST
      • Saline vs. Albumin Fluid Evaluation Study - SAFE
      • Saline vs. Albumin Fluid Evaluation Translation of Research Into Practice Study - SAFE TRIPS
      • Normoglycaemia in Intensive Care Evaluation and Survival Using Glucose Algorithm Regulation - NICE-SUGAR
      • Intensive Insulin Therapy Trialists' Collaboration - IIT-TC
      • Retrospective Analysis of Trauma Transfers - RATTS
      • Managing Return-to-play Decisions Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury - mTBI
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    • Director - John Myburgh
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      • Health Economics Projects
        • Intervention for Microfinance and Gender Equity - IMAGE
        • Refentse Study
        • Serious and Continuing Illness Policy and Practice Study - SCIPPS
        • Strategies for health insurance mechanisms to address health system inequities in Ghana, South Africa and Tanzania - SHIELD
      • G-FINDER: Global Funding of Innovation for Neglected Diseases
      • The Effectiveness of Financing and Aid Coordination in Responding to the HIV Epidemic in the Pacific Region
      • African Regulatory Systems Research
      • Health Innovation Systems in Africa
      • The malaria product pipeline: planning for the future (2007)
      • Unleashing Europe's biopharmaceutical innovation potential: An application to AIDS vaccine R&D (2008)
    • Team
      • Dr Mary Moran
      • Dr Javier Guzman
      • Klara Henderson
      • Alina McDonald
      • Nicole Jameson
      • Tanja Sturm
      • Brenda Omune
      • Fred Zmudzki
      • Anne-Laure Ropars
      • Lisa McSherry
      • Lindsey Wu
      • Alexandra Illmer
    • Publications
      • G Finder Newsletter April 2009
      • G Finder Newsletter June 2008
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  • Injury
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      • Road Traffic Injury
        • China Seatbelt Intervention
        • Development, Implementation & Evaluation of an Intervention to Increase the Use of Seatbelts in Abu-Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
        • Driver Distraction and Road Crashes
        • The GEAR Study
        • Heavy Vehicle Study
        • Mobile Phone Use and Road Crashes
        • Motorcycle Crashes in Sydney, Australia
        • Motorcycle Helmet Use and Risk Factors for Helmet Non-use Among Motorcyclists in China
        • Motorcycle Helmet Use in Vietnam: Prevalence, Barriers to Use and Policy Implications
        • Novice Rider Survey
        • Passenger Carriage and Road Crashes
        • Policy Pathways: a stakeholder analysis of the Australian road safety research-to-policy process
        • Systematic Reviews of Interventions in Motorcycle Safety
        • Young Driver Cohort Study - DRIVE
      • Falls Prevention
        • Improving Vision to Prevent Falls: A Randomised Trial
        • The Visible Study: A Randomised Trial
      • Indigenous Injury Prevention
        • Evaluation of the Lismore Driver Education Program 'On the Road'
        • Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion for Urban Aboriginal Children and Youth in South Western Sydney
        • Safe Koori Kids: Community Based Approaches to Indigenous Injury Prevention
        • Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention Program for Rural and Remote Aboriginal Health and Community Workers
      • Injury: Burden & Risk Factors
        • Burden of Fatal and Non-fatal Injury in Rural Andhra Pradesh, India
        • New Zealand Blood Donors' Health Study - NZBDHS
    • Director - Rebecca Ivers
    • Education
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  • Musculoskeletal Division
    • Research Themes
      • Ageing
        • Disability and falls during and after rehabilitation ward admissions
        • Exercise for people recently discharged from hospital
        • The effect of a goal-focused exercise program on participation outcomes in frail older people
        • Other projects
        • Exercise self-management to improve long-term functioning and prevent falls after hip fracture
      • Contracture
        • Contractures after Stroke: Incidence and prognostic factors
        • Contracture after Spinal Cord Injury - A Prospective Cohort Study
      • Back Pain
        • The effect of a specific exercise program for patients with acute low back pain
        • Tai Chi for long-term low back pain
        • Chronic Whiplash Exercise Trial
        • Paracetamol for Low Back Pain (PACE)
        • The effect of motor control exercise versus placebo in patients with chronic low back pain
        • Prediction of chronicity following whiplash injury
        • Motor control or graded activity exercise for chronic low back pain? A randomised controlled trial
      • Research priorities appendix
      • Other projects
        • Risk of bleeding associated with physical activity in boys with haemophilia - BLEEDS
        • Fighting for a future: the story of the women of Fitzroy Crossing
      • The Centre for Evidence-Based Physiotherapy
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    • Studies & Trials
      • Familial Intracranial Aneurysm - FIA
      • Intensive Blood Pressure Reduction in Acute Cerebral Haemorrhage Trial - INTERACT
      • Ongoing Telmisartan Alone and in Combination with Ramipril Global Endpoint Trial - ONTARGET
      • Psychosocial Outcomes in Stroke - POISE
      • QUality Evaluation of Stroke Care and Treatment - ChinaQUEST
      • The Second Intensive Blood Pressure Reduction in Acute Cerebral Haemorrhage Trial - INTERACT2
      • Sleep Apnea CardioVascular Endpoints Study - SAVE
      • Socioeconomic Determinants of Stroke - SEDS
      • Sydney Epilepsy Incidence Study to Measure Illness Consequences
      • Trends in Stroke Incidence and Impact in Populations
    • Research Staff
    • Director - Craig Anderson
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      • Asia Pacific Cohort Studies Collaboration - APCSC
      • Fetal-Origins Overviews
      • Obesity in Asia Collaboration
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    • Director - Rachel Huxley
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  • Renal
    • Studies
      • The Burden of Chronic Kidney Disease
      • Improving Indigenous Patient Access to Kidney Transplantation - IMPAKT
      • International Collaborative Study of Cardiovascular Disease in Asia - InterASIA
      • The Kanyini Vascular Collaboration
      • RCT of Normal vs. Augmented Level of Renal Replacement Therapy in ICU - RENAL
      • Study of Heart and Renal Protection - SHARP
    • Director - Alan Cass
    • Director - Vlado Perkovic
    • National Indigenous Dialysis and Transplantation Symposium 2008 Presentations
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      • Professor KE Yang
      • Professor Michael Merson
      • Professor Don Nutbeam
      • Professor Robert Black
      • Professor Terry Dwyer AO
      • Professor Terry Nolan
      • Professor Vikram Patel
      • Professor Wendy Hoy
      • Professor Garry Jennings AM
      • Professor Robert Califf
      • Professor Srinath Reddy
      • Professor Sally Redman
      • Professor Paul Elliott
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      • Risky driving puts p-platers at high danger of crash
      • Heavy vehicle drivers can help make their industry safer
      • Indigenous health experts reject mp's call for removal of alcohol restriction
      • Research proves Tai Chi benefits for arthritis
      • Video: Amanda Hall talks about Tai Chi, arthritis and back pain
      • New study gets to the bottom of stretching
      • Global funding helps establish China's first chronic disease center of excellence
      • Video: Principal Director, Professor Stephen MacMahon talks about the new Centre of Excellence, China
      • A message from the Principal Directors
      • Alcohol and smoking are key causes for bowel cancer
      • Statement on Obesity Inquiry Report: Tuesday 2 June 2009
      • Death by pizza
      • George Institute Heart Researcher Honoured by Heart Foundation
      • New study reveals the financial effects of stroke in China
      • Improving Indigenous health - an Institute priority
      • Indigenous Health Philanthropic Opportunities
      • Opportunity for preventive therapies to tackle high rate of cardiovascular disease in rural India
      • Video: Professor Simon Finfer talks about the results of the NICE-SUGAR study
      • New study set to change how critically ill patients are treated
      • New study set to change how critically ill patients are treated across the world
      • The key to good foreign aid: research highlights aid achievements in Solomon Islands
      • Blood pressure the key to protecting type 2 diabetes patients with irregular heart beat
      • New study: lowering blood pressure saves lives in dialysis patients
      • Combined treatment reduces kidney disease risk in diabetes
      • Salt overdose for city workers - fast food pushes salt consumption to unsafe levels
      • Survey of developing country diseases finds Australia is a major contributor
      • Funding for neglected diseases increases to US$ 2.5 billion, but big killer diseases miss out
      • Video: Mary Moran speaks about the first ever global survey of investment into R&D for neglected diseases - G-FINDER
      • Global survey will reveal investment in neglected disease R&D
      • $1.8million grant to strengthen ties between evidence, policy and practice in chronic diseases
      • The George Institute supports the Australian Government's National Preventive Health Task Force in considering tough proposals to improve diets
      • World Report on child injury prevention
      • Staff Profile - Vlado Perkovic
      • Research designed to help young drivers to be safer on our roads: DRIVE
      • New research at The George
      • Back pain still an issue for over five million australians: are we treating it right?
      • Limited access to cardiovascular treatments in the world's largest populations is causing increasing inequity between rich and poor
      • Iron is the key to reducing infant mortality in China, according to new study
      • $12million to combat cardiovascular disease
      • Landmark documentary series highlights global health issues
      • Indigenous Australian patients confused and frustrated by kidney disease
      • Kidney dysfunction markers a clue to coronary heart disease
      • Can a polypill protect heart health?
      • George Institute Director awarded 2008 Young Tall Poppy of Science
      • Kidney disease, child road injury and back pain projects among NHMRC grants for the Institute
      • Low back pain trial now recruiting in Sydney
      • Leading Institute stroke specialist wins prestigious RPA Research Medal
      • Communications, partnerships critical in improving Indigenous health
      • Presentations from Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine meeting 2008 now available
      • Weight watching in China
      • Scaling-up HIV interventions in India
      • Preventing depression after stroke
      • Cracking the problem of whiplash
      • ADVANCE trial shows combined treatments provide 33% reduction of serious kidney complications in type 2 diabetes
      • 'China too must confront obesity' according to Institute researchers
      • The George Institute, China now able to host Fogarty International Clinical Research Fellows
      • United Arab Emirates and Australia join forces in health and safety research
      • Salt warning on sausage sizzles!
      • Low back pain recovery slow: and worse for those on compensation
      • Fiona Turnbull awarded the International Society of Hypertension AstraZeneca award
      • Staff Profile - Dr Bassel Hassan
      • Daily burden of epilepsy can outweigh clinical symptoms
      • John Chalmers honoured with Alberto Zanchetti Life Achievement Award
      • The largest ever study of diabetes shows intensive glucose control reduces serious complications
      • David Jayne, Diabetes Patient & ADVANCE study participant
      • Falls prevention research shows innovation is required
      • Achieving global equity in treating kidney disease
      • Staff Profile-Dr Vibeke Anna
      • Fulbright Indigenous Scholarship: supporting young Indigenous leaders
      • New musculoskeletal focus at The George
      • Landmark study shows combination therapy of no benefit to heart patients and should be avoided
      • Depression, disability keep around half of stroke survivors from working
      • Australian research institute receives $8.8m grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
      • Does protective clothing help prevent injury in a motorcycle crash?
      • A ten percent lowering of 'bad' LDL-cholesterol could save 3,000 Australian lives a year
      • Smoking and high blood pressure: a double blow for bleeding stroke risk
      • Early blood pressure reduction to improve stroke outcomes
      • The George Institute strongly supports saying sorry
      • Institute Youth Ambassador short listed as Young Voice in Research for Health
      • AusAID funding win for mortality reporting systems project in Vietnam
      • Institute expands Musculoskeletal program
      • Concerns about salt and children revealed: Parents call for action during Salt Awareness Week
      • Focus on sleep apnea and cardiovascular events: SAVE Study
      • Working in collaboration to address Gates Grand Challenge
      • Strong link between obesity and colorectal cancer
      • Road injury research honoured by NHMRC
      • Implications of the new HIV estimate for India
      • World's #1 killer set to affect 500 million people
      • Australian Institute expands for better health in India
      • The challenge of global inequalities in cardiovascular care
      • George scholar receives Peter Vulcan Award for best research paper
      • Institute researcher wins Elaine Wodzin Young Achiever Award
      • INIT II - Type 1 diabetes nasal spray vaccine trial now recruiting
      • Blood pressure lowering provides double cardiovascular benefit for people with Chronic Kidney Disease
      • Glucosamine trial up and running
      • The Kanyini Vascular Collaboration
      • Staff profile - Dr David Peiris
      • Stroke research at The George receives $3million boost
      • Malaria product portfolio would benefit from greater cohesion amongst stakeholders
      • Landmark study shows blood pressure drugs cut death rate in type 2 diabetes
      • Large intensive care study reveals vital recommendations for treatment of brain injury patients
      • George Institute joins Grand Challenges in Global Health collaboration
      • Collaborations at the forefront of Indian Minister of Health visit to Sydney
      • Elsa Atkin brings her strengths in public advocacy and management to Institute board
      • Institute Research Fellow shortlisted as "Young Voice" in Health Research
      • Stephen MacMahon chairs International Scientific Advisory Board of UK Biobank
      • Spotlight on road injury research
      • 2007 John Chalmers Award winners: Hung Dang Viet and Rohina Joshi
      • Jason Yat-sen Li joins Institute board
      • Results from largest ever study on type 2 diabetes could have huge implications for patients
      • George Institute and Rural Health collaboration
      • The George Institute, China - Opening Ceremony
      • Effective tobacco control policies are crucial in preventing a large number of smoking-related deaths from lung cancer in Asia
      • Australians smart on salt but slow to act: The George Institute launches the 'Drop the Salt!' campaign
      • Seat belt intervention points to lower deaths on China's roads
      • John Chalmers a finalist in The Bulletin Smart 100
      • Passengers, not just mobile phones, contribute to road accidents
      • New Beijing institute to significantly enhance health research in China
      • Parents and schools, major factors in China obesity boom
      • "Bigger the baby, the better" axiom is incorrect!
      • Australians smart on salt but slow to act
      • Caring for the sick now a public health priority for developing countries
      • Annual Report now available
      • Institute provides input on road safety in China
      • Seat belt intervention shows many lives can be saved on China's roads
      • Will treating sleep apnea reduce cardiovascular risk?
      • Institute helps Australia answer urgent WHO call to lower salt in food
      • ACE inhibitors provide greater heart protection
      • Australasian mental health research needs a wider perspective: study
      • Health research seriously undervalued in Australia - Dr John Yu
      • High blood pressure the culprit in 2 out of 3 heart attacks and strokes in the Asia-Pacific
      • Young driver licence review, a welcome step in the right direction
      • Key to preventing chronic kidney disease and its devastating complications
      • George Institute establishes firm foothold in China
      • Quitting smoking reduces risk of lung cancer mortality by 70%
      • Joanna Capon brings her passion for China to the George Institute
      • Institute forum aiming to contribute to improved productivity and targeting of malaria R&D
      • Spotlight on Cardiovascular Research
      • Economic impact of kidney disease in Australia - report released
      • China Road Safety Study to be presented at APEC
      • George Institute to contribute to research review at London's Imperial College
      • George Institute and Peking University reaffirm cooperation on health research
      • Novel mortality surveillance approach in rural India recognised with PhD award
      • Professor WU Yangfeng - Director of The George Institute, China
      • Asia-Pacific has the biggest diabetes burden in the world
      • Institute was Ambassador to China's first official appointment
      • Dr Stephane Heritier appointed as a conjoint senior lecturer
      • Senior Director receives BioMed Central Research Award
      • Grant win for rural Indigenous injury research
      • Kathleen Clapham appointed Director of the Woolyungah Indigenous Centre
      • China staff move into new offices
      • Health Economics Collaboration Seminar Series 2007
      • Spotlight on Indigenous Research
      • 2 out of 3 Heart Attacks and Strokes in Asia-Pacific Caused by High Blood Pressure
      • P-Plate Review, a Step in the Right Direction
      • 3000th Patient Recruited to NICE-SUGAR Study
      • Drivers Ignore the Risk of Mobile Phone Use
      • New Research Shows Big Improvement in Survival After Stroke
      • Reducing the burden of kidney disease
      • Tackling injury in Indigenous Kids
      • Healthier Hearts for Online Shoppers
      • NHMRC awards two new Research Fellowships to Institute staff
      • Kathleen Clapham wins Australian Injury Prevention Network award
      • Leonie Crampton nominated as Vice-President of AHRDMA
      • David Ali Elected to ARCS Board
      • Government's P-Plate panel undermined by limited representation
      • Economic Impact of Kidney Disease in Australia
      • Stroke Society: New Investigator Award
      • Stroke Rates Falling in the West
      • Medical experts launch global campaign against salt to prevent over 2.5 million deaths worldwide each year
      • Chronic Diseases and Injuries Now Number One Killer in Rural India
      • Safe Koori Kids Program Launched in South-west Sydney
      • Anti-inflammatory Drugs following Hip Replacement Surgery Could Harm Rather than Help
      • Study Points to Improvements Needed in China Heart Care
      • Drivers distracted once every six minutes
      • The Lower The Blood Pressure, The Better
      • China Health Policy Roundtable - 'Access to Basic Health Care Services'
      • Staff Profile - Dr Andre Pascal Kengne
      • Global Heart Meeting Comes to Australia
      • Study Reveals High Rate of Diabetes in Rural India
      • The John Chalmers Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Award Winners 2006
      • Road Traffic Injury: A Big Problem for Global Health and for Australians Travelling in Asia
      • $2.8million Announced for Health Research Study for Indigenous Australians
      • Salt Substitute Significantly Reduces Hypertension Amongst Rural Chinese
      • Study on Brain Injury in Rugby Players Will Enhance Safety and Recovery
      • China partners with international expertise to improve road safety
      • Study Reveals Maori and Pacific Islanders Have Increasing Incidence of Stroke
      • Review Highlights Need for Improved Treatment of Depression in Elderly Stroke Patients
      • Latest Research and Development Advisory Committee Meeting Outcomes
      • Injury Prevention for Indigenous Children Is Focus for New Study
      • High Blood Pressure a Greater Risk for Stroke and Heart Disease In Asia Says New Study
      • China's Health Reform Challenges Highlighted by Minister's Visit
      • Chronic Diseases in Developing Regions Deserve Greater Attention
      • Largest Ever Asian Smoking Study Reveals Cardiovascular Health Risks
      • New Studies Shed Light on Stroke Prevention and Management
      • China Health Policy Roundtable Video
      • The risk of car crash increases when using hand-held or hands-free mobile phone
      • Blood pressure lowering agents - little difference
      • 2004 Year in Review now available
      • April 2005 Events in China
      • Risk of cardiac death found to be higher in diabetic women than diabetic men
      • Researchers confirm: Size doesn't matter
      • Researchers confirm new risk factor for heart disease
      • New website helps Australians get the upper hand on a silent killer
      • Youth Forum 'welcome opportunity' for open dialogue on road safety
      • Heart disease in Asia set to devastate
      • Young Indigenous drivers needed to join road safety study
      • Researchers welcome government backflip on young driver restrictions
      • Heart disease and stroke set to rise in developing countries
      • P-plate night driving restrictions would save lives
      • $8.6 million to prevent heart attack and stroke
      • INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EVENING SEMINAR SERIES: No Such Thing as Free Trade
      • INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EVENING SEMINAR SERIES: Counting the Cost - Immigration Policy and Mental Health
      • Research & Development Advisory Committee (RADAC) Meeting
      • Dr Derek Yach speaks at The George Institute Symposium
      • 7th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion
      • Conference Report: Global Health and Foreign Policy: Scope for Australian Engagement?
      • Global Health and Foreign Policy Symposium
      • Roundtable on Global Health Research
      • Indigenous Health Policy Forum
    • Patients at high risk of a heart attack or stroke are under treated
    • A 360 degree view of healthcare innovation
    • Back care doesn't measure up
    • New research: time for Australia to target salt
    • New recommendations to enhance registration processes of drugs for neglected diseases in Africa
    • Chinese delegation visit to The George
    • Salt Targets for Packaged and Restaurant Foods
    • New Australian research highlights gaps in treating cardiovascular risks
    • The polypill: addressing cardiovascular risk in Indigenous Australians
    • Food policy for good health, learning from the UK
    • Coffee and tea protects against diabetes
    • US$3billion spent on neglected disease R&D in 2008
    • Call for high salt warning on Angry Beef Burger
    • Self harm: major road safety issue for young drivers
    • New China research Center to address threat of chronic disease
    • New research center to address threat of chronic disease in China
    • Research reveals uncertainty around effectiveness of common treatment used in high-risk kidney patients.
    • Introducing the Young Driver Factbase
    • Providing essential information for physiotherapists
    • Staff profile: Professor Lijing Yan - The George Institute, China
    • Mild traumatic brain injury high among non-professional rugby players
    • Research findings confirm aggressive kidney treatments not justified
    • Mandawuy Yunupingu discusses his battle with chronic kidney disease
    • Is paracetamol effective for back pain?
    • Major health initiatives receive funding from Australia's National Health and Medical Research Council
    • Four out of 10 chronic back pain sufferers will recover within a year
    • Association found between school safety program and reduced risk of crash
    • Back Pain Unlikely Symptom Of Serious Disease
    • Rural Roads Dangerous For Young Drivers
    • Many Australians At Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease Are Not Receiving Best Practice Care
    • New analysis confirms benefits for type 2 diabetes
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