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- 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