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The Hospital Research Foundation
The Hospital Research Foundation supports world-leading medical research in South Australia conducted at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (TQEH) and the Basil Hetzel Institute for Translational Health Research (BHI) to improve the health of our community. We support vital research that translates into improved treatments, prevention and potentially cures for diseases and illnesses such as Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke, Diabetes, Asthma and Arthritis. Read more about us here.
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Rabobank SuperCycle 2013 is a 7-day 1000km cycling challenge across rural SA, raising vital funds to build accommodation for country patients undergoing cancer treatments in Adelaide.
Our SuperCyclists will travel across rural South Australia as part of the most exhilarating cycling cancer fundraiser in the state. Support our brave SuperCyclists and send them a message of support with a donation, big or small, via the website…
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National Heart Week
Sunday May 5th- Saturday May 11th is National Heart Week. Did you know that almost 10,000 Australians die each year from a heart attack? In a recent survey we conducted almost 90% of people have known someone who has suffered a heart attack. The Cardiology Unit at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is primarily focused on [...]
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Thanks to our Just Imagine Lottery supporters. Your ticket purchase provides support for vital health and medical research that is improving lives everyday and giving hope for the future.
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World Health Day
World Health Day takes place every year on April 7th. This year the theme is high blood pressure. High blood pressure can increase the risk of a heart attack, strokes and kidney failure. It may also lead to heart failure and other serious outcomes if left uncontrolled…
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Ways people are helping
- John Mitchell has signed up to make regular donations. You can too!
- Ray Morris has Registered Interest for next year's SuperCycle, you should too.
- Kate Bakas has become a 'fan' of our Facebook Page. You too can stay up-to-date with the latest health & medical research news by 'liking' our page!
- Elizabeth Curly has become a Life Guardian, leaving a lasting legacy to medical research in his Will.