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Heart Fact of the Week: Happy Diabetes Week! If you have diabetes, please ask your diabetes care team about your blood pressure (BP). People with diabetes are more likely to have high BP. Treating it reduces the risk of eye, kidney, heart disease and stroke.

Heart Fact of the Week: Getting adequate sleep is super important for us all. People who sleep 5 hours or less are at higher risk of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease. Make sure to prioritise your rest! ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Trial protocol for our NEXTGEN BP RCT published now. #cuffless #bloodpressure monitoring in primary care. Transforming blood pressure control in primary care through a novel re... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Sonali Gnanenthiran Isabella Tan The George Institute for Global Health Dr Niamh Chapman ☘️ UNSW Medicine & Health

Thanks everyone. It's been a privilege to have been supported by a great team and fabulous funding bodies. Leonard Kritharides ANZAC Institute Heart Foundation Sydney Local Health District NHMRC

Heart fact of the week: Dropping 10-15% of your body weight may reverse diabetes. Weightloss is hard but can drastically lower your risk of complications if you are overweight.

Heart Fact of the Week: Red meat can increase risk of heart attacks and strokes. Eating 50g of processed meat/day (bacon, ham, sausages) increases the risk of heart disease by 18%. The Heart Foundation recommends ≤3 serves of lean unprocessed red meat/week. Eat in moderation.

Heart Fact of the Week As the 5th Australian premier who led the country during the COVID pandemic quit today, I reflect on how stressful their lives must have been. Stress increases the risk of heart disease! It's important we protect our mental health. shorturl.at/jpvzH

Happy World Thrombosis Day! Thrombosis (also known as clotting) is a key factor causing heart attacks and strokes. Speak to your doctor about getting your heart checked!

Today at The George Institute for Global Health, Sonali talked about her life/career journey. Such amazing presentations. Wanted to share the last slide here for everyone else. #SharingIsCaring #life

Congratulations to our colleague, Dr Sonali Gnanenthiran who was chosen as a Women As One CLIMB Research Scholars Program awardee. Women as One is a global initiative, which aims to promote women in medicine and the award is given to emerging female leaders in clinical trials.

Alongside CVCT - CardioVascular Clinical Trialists & Esperion Inc., we're thrilled to be supporting three aspiring clinical trialists to access unique opportunities at #CVCT2023 to progress into trial leadership!   Congratulations Erin Bohula, Caroline Coats, and Sonali Gnanenthiran! #WIC #CardioTwitter

High blood pressure in women is often under treated, but women can have worse outcomes than men at lower blood pressures. See our paper just published - free article! doi.org/10.1007/s11897… Thanks to Simeng Li, Prof Alta Schutte Emily Atkins Isabella Tan

Sex-specific risk factors, including pregnancy and menopause, make women more likely to have more adverse cardiovascular outcomes than men. A new review from Sonali Gnanenthiran Simeng Li Prof Alta Schutte Emily Atkins & Isabella Tan outlines what should be done: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Only 1 in 2 people with high blood pressure are aware of their condition. We need to use new strategies to screen for blood pressure. Here is the protocol of our new study in stores now. doi.org/10.1016/j.cct.… Prof Alta Schutte Isabella Tan Clara Chow elo 🤍 Prof Markus Schlaich

A new class of medicine to treat high blood pressure - 6 monthly injections! Could revolutionise treatment. Free access to our article: Injectables for high blood pressure are in the works. theconversation.com/injectables-fo… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Prof Alta Schutte

Interesting piece by our team on future treatment of #hypertension, led by Sonali Gnanenthiran today on: Injectables for high #bloodpressure are in the works. Could they mean no more daily pills? theconversation.com/injectables-fo… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand The George Institute for Global Health

2/2 The funding will support 4 projects led by A/Prof A/Prof Jodie Ingles, Prof Joseph Powell & Prof Jerry Greenfield from Garvan Institute of Medical Research, and Dr Sonali Gnanenthiran from The George Institute for Global Health, enabling researchers to explore innovative solutions to improve diagnosis, treatment & management.

Dose administration aids can make it easier for people to take their medicines. Free article. Find out more about a free dose aid (e.g. webster paks) from your pharmacist! Emily Atkins Hueiming Liu The George Institute for Global Health pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39984999/