View this email in your browser ([link removed])


** January 2020
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]

[link removed]
Welcome to 2020!

Thank you for your interest in our work towards better treatments ([link removed]) , better care ([link removed]) and healthier societies ([link removed]) , as well as our advocacy, thought leadership and disruptive entrepreneurship programs.

Let's continue to tackle the biggest global health challenges and improve the health of millions worldwide.


** SMARThealth Extend Program recognised with award from Indonesian Ministry of Health ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
The Malang district government in Indonesia has received the Best Health Services Innovation Award 2019 from the Indonesian Ministry of Health for their pioneering role in strengthening community-based health care through the SMARThealth Extend Program, which was implemented in collaboration with The George Institute for Global Health. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Looking after your lung health when bushfire smoke hits ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
We asked The George Institute for Global Health’s respiratory expert Professor Christine Jenkins about the health effects of exposure to bushfire smoke and how you can take steps to manage them. READ MORE... ([link removed])


** Scaling up a school-based salt reduction program: EduSaltS launches in Beijing ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
On 12 December 2019, the Chinese Center for Health Education (CCHE), The George Institute China and Queen Mary University of London jointly launched the School-based Education Program to Reduce Salt (EduSaltS) project in Beijing. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Health researchers and policy makers urged to bridge the knowledge gap ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
Dr Rajani Ved, Executive Director of India’s National Health Systems Resource Centre called for researchers to embed evidence generation processes into the policy cycle and leverage increased use of evaluation at political levels, during The George Institute India’s annual evidence2policy lecture. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Learning from the London Child Obesity Taskforce ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
The George Institute for Global Health’s Distinguished Fellow Professor Corinna Hawkes gave a keynote address at our event on creating healthy, sustainable, city food environments, drawing on her work as Vice-Chair of the London Child Obesity Taskforce. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Medical research community calls time on health gender bias ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
Australian medical research is in danger of becoming non-competitive on a global stage when it comes to sex and gender analysis, according to a consortium of leading universities and research institutions writing in the Medical Journal of Australia. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Women more likely to survive stroke but have poorer recovery than men, study shows ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
Women are more likely to survive a stroke, but have worse disability and poorer quality of life afterwards compared to men, according to research published in the latest issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** The George Institute celebrates 20 years, 1999-2019 ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
The George Institute for Global Health celebrated 20 years of ground-breaking health and medical research on 21 November 2019. Together with alumni, key partners and collaborators, policy makers and government officials, the Institute gathered at NSW Parliament House in Sydney to reflect on the achievements of the Institute, and the legacy of impactful research by its committed staff. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Our three most read research stories of 2019! ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
2019 has certainly been significant for The George Institute for Global Health - not only did we celebrate our 20th year but we also delivered ground-breaking research that will have a positive impact on the health of millions of people around the world. READ MORE… ([link removed])


** Genovate – a social entrepreneurship program ([link removed])
------------------------------------------------------------
[link removed]
At Genovate our goal is to harness the power of the private sector and turn innovative healthcare solutions into successful social enterprises – to increase the scale and sustainability of our research, and have the greatest impact on health outcomes and health systems globally. WATCH NOW… ([link removed])
Media highlights:
* Dailymail UK Regularly getting seven to eight hours of sleep each night 'cuts your risk of having a heart attack and stroke – even if you're genetically at-risk'. ([link removed])
* The Guardian Gender health gap: Australian medical research ignoring drugs’ side effects in women ([link removed])
* The Hindu BusinessLine Manipal Academy of Higher Education joins hand with George Institute of Global Health to promote research ([link removed])
* The Economics Times, Health World ‘Smart’ system to combat mental health disorders ([link removed])

============================================================
** Share ([link removed])
** Share ([link removed])
** Tweet ([link removed]: )
** Tweet ([link removed]: )
** Share ([link removed])
** Share ([link removed])
** Forward to Friend ([link removed])
** Forward to Friend ([link removed])
The mission of The George Institute for Global Health is to improve the health of millions of people worldwide.
The George Institute is affiliated with:
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
** ([link removed])
The George Institute e-newsletter
Copyright © 2020 The George Institute for Global Health, All rights reserved.
** Update Subscription ([link removed])
| ** Unsubscribe ([link removed] )
| ** Forward to a friend ([link removed])
Our mailing address is:

The George Institute for Global Health
Level 5, 1 King Street
Newtown, NSW 2042
Australia

This email was sent to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
why did I get this? ([link removed]) unsubscribe from this list ([link removed]) update subscription preferences ([link removed])
The George Institute for Global Health . Level 5, 1 King Street . Newtown, NSW 2042 . Australia