Volunteers come together at HRI to pack 4,500 heart health kits for Aboriginal communities
The Heart Research Institute (HRI) and the Djurali Centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research and Education at HRI hosted a special community volunteer day to deliver essential heart health information and resources to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia.
Meet the Team: Prof Julie McMullen
Professor Julie McMullen is the Deputy Director and Director of Research at the Heart Research Institute (HRI) and striving to make a difference for patience with heart failure and other cardiovascular complications.
Unmasking a silent killer: New Centre for Peripheral Artery Disease
The Heart Research Institute (HRI) has launched the Centre for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), headquartered in the HRI facilities in Newtown, Sydney.
HRI welcomes Prof Julie McMullen to the team
The Heart Research Institute (HRI) is delighted to announce that Prof Julie McMullen has joined the Institute as Deputy Director and Director of Research.
Assoc Prof Mary Kavurma and team win prestigious international award
Congratulations to Assoc Prof Mary Kavurma and her co-authors for winning a 2024 Paul Dudley White International Scholar Award.
Leading US cardiologist visits HRI
Scientists from the Heart Research Institute (HRI) were fortunate to receive a visit from eminent US cardiologist and researcher Prof Javed Butler.
HRI alumni share their memories as we honour 35 years of research
As HRI celebrates its 35th anniversary, we spoke to a few of our alumni about their fondest memories at the Institute.
Broccoli: Heart-healthy veggie that could prevent and treat stroke
A three-year world-first study by the Heart Research Institute (HRI) has found that a natural chemical found in broccoli could prevent and treat one of the nation’s biggest killers.
Heart rhythm helping to take pulse on Aboriginal health
Aboriginal health experts at the Heart Research Institute (HRI) are sounding the alarm on atrial fibrillation (AF), a leading cause of stroke, as a pilot study aims to help prevent cardiovascular disease (CVD) in this at-risk population by encouraging people to take a greater role in their own healthcare.