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The ‘Seamless User-Centred Proactive Provision of Risk-stratified Treatment for Heart Failure’ (SUPPORT-HF) project, now in its second stage of development, has proved a great success among trial…

Dr Sanne Peters from The George Institute UK has been invited to speak at a major global conference in November aimed at identifying and tackling sex and gender issues in science, research and…

Currently in Australia, more than 16,000 people break their hip every year. All of these people will be admitted to hospital, and most will have some kind of surgery. A year later, less than half…

What are clinical trials? What happens in a clinical trial? What are the different phases of a clinical trial? Why is it challenging to get people involved? Why is getting people to participate in…

The Oxford Mail has featured our innovative study on a tablet application that measures the vital signs of heart failure sufferers The system allows doctors to remotely check patients…

The George Institute for Global Health's Associate Professor Dr Sanne Peters – whose research focuses on sex differences in chronic diseases – has been awarded a prestigious Vidi fellowship,…

By Professor Robyn Norton Today, The George Institute for Global Health, in concert with the Oxford Martin School, released a new paper calling on global policymakers to redefine and broaden the…

Dr Sanne Peters, Research Fellow in Epidemiology at The George Institute for Global Health at the University of Oxford, has been appointed a Research Fellow at Green Templeton College. The three-…

The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent economic crisis have aggravated pre-existing drivers of poor mental health across the globe. In addition to severe disruptions to psychosocial support for…

This article was written by Caroline Tang and was first published by UNSW Newsroom. It is reproduced here with their kind permission. Two UNSW Sydney academics discuss how coronavirus –…

We are delighted to announce that Professor Helena Legido-Quigley has been appointed Chair in Health Systems Science at The George Institute for Global Health, UK and the School of Public Health,…

This year’s theme for 'World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims' highlights that roads have stories – and so many of those stories are tragic. This year alone, more than 1.3 million…

Worldwide, 160 million people with type 2 diabetes have or are at risk of developing chronic kidney disease. We identified the first new treatment for diabetic kidney disease in 20 years. The…

A new study on diet and leading causes of death finds that those on a low carbohydrate, low fat and high protein diet had a lower risk of early death, but a lower risk of cardiovascular disease only…

The number of people living with diabetes is increasing worldwide at an alarming rate. According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), diabetes is one of the fastest growing health…

To mark International Clinical Trials Day, we asked Laurent Billot, Director of Biostatistics and Data Science at The George Institute for Global Health, and internationally recognised clinical…

Professor Mark Woodward, Senior Professorial Fellow at The George Institute for Global Health and Professor of Epidemiology and Statistics at the University of Oxford, has been elected to join the…

Catastrophic health expenditure has been found to occur in more than 60% of patient populations with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Asia, and according to The George Institute for Global Health’…

Research Fellow at The George Institute, UK, Dr Amanda Hall has won an Early Career Researcher award for her study that explores how tai chi helps to improve symptoms for people with low back pain…

Drowning is a significant issue globally, accounting for 7% of all injury-related deaths and is among the top 10 leading causes of death for 5-14 year olds. The World Health Organization (WHO)…