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- 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…21/10/2023 -Profile storyentity:node8.112911
- Sepsis is the leading cause of death from infection. Every year, 13,000 Australians die from sepsis – more than breast and prostate cancer combined. Half of those who survive severe sepsis will be…18/2/2021 -Philanthropic opportunityentity:node9.264145
- Supporting Impact through Fellowships At The George Institute we are committed to undertaking the critical research and programs that will develop effective treatments and preventions strategies for…20/12/2019 -Philanthropic opportunityentity:node9.268107
- The George is committed to providing innovative, affordable healthcare solutions by increasing the pipeline of products and services that have the potential to provide healthcare solutions to a very…09/11/2019 -Philanthropic opportunityentity:node9.263286
- Annually, 11.6 million deaths are caused by poor quality diets. And 2.1 billion people are overweight or obese, with other adverse health effects, such as stunting, iron deficiency, high blood…07/11/2019 -Philanthropic opportunityentity:node9.237358
- The George Institute for Global Health acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation as the traditional owners of the land upon which its King Street and King George V buildings are located. The…04/11/2019 -Philanthropic opportunityentity:node9.205162
- The George Institute for Global Health was celebrated at Australia’s most prestigious science awards tonight. The George Institute was a finalist in the Johnson and Johnson Eureka Prize …31/12/2017 -Media releaseentity:node8.106856
- Meet Karena Conroy, Head of Commissioned Research at The George Institute for Global Health How long have you been working at The George Institute? I started in my role early May, 2016. You…31/8/2016 -Profile storyentity:node9.047609
- The sights, sounds and tastes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture came to life at The George Institute’s NAIDOC celebration in its Sydney offices. The celebrations were held in…07/7/2016 -Newsentity:node8.216076
- The sights, sounds and tastes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples came to life at The George Institute’s NAIDOC celebration outside the Sydney, Kent Street office. The…09/7/2015 -Newsentity:node8.240864
- Driving Change, an innovative driver licensing programme for young Aboriginal people, has been extended throughout New South Wales, following its first year in Redfern, Griffith and Shellharbour.…10/4/2014 -Media releaseentity:node778,814,590
- A landmark study has revealed a new way to treat intracerebral haemorrhage which stands to help millions of people worldwide. The George Institute for Global Health study found that intensive blood…24/5/2013 -Media releaseentity:node9.1841955