Dr Joanne Tan spoke about HDL functionality in Indigenous Australians and its association with coronary artery disease risk.

Excited to share some data from work done by our Hons student pre-COVID. COVID vacuum has prevented us from fully delineating this data until now.

Day 3 of #AASASM24, kicking off with national plenary speaker Peter Psaltis sharing his bench to bedside discoveries. AAS SAHMRI SAHMRI Heart Uni of Adelaide

One of the highlights of the meeting is always seeing our Rising Stars shine and this morning it was the ECRs who did the shining! Dr Dragana Dragoljevic, Dr Emma Solly, Dr Jordyn Thomas & Dr Narmadaa Thyagarajan.

Super proud of Emma Solly for her excellent presentation in the #AASASM2024 ECR Rising Star Awards session. ChrisBursill SAHMRI SAHMRI Heart AAS

Congrats Emma Solly! Incredibly proud of this ECR Rising Star! ChrisBursill SAHMRI SAHMRI Heart

Welcome to the #sacvrnshowcase2024 We are humbled to hear from Heather Hale about her experience living wirh cardiovascular disease and David Lloyd of the work done by Heart Foundation #sacvrnshowcase2024

It was standing room only for the first session of #sacvrnshowcase2024. It was great to hear insights from the Minister of Health & Aged Care.

And that’s a wrap! Thanks to the speakers, chairs, judges, attendees and sponsors for making today possible! See you again soon! From, the organising committee #sacvrnshowcase2024

Topical Reconstituted High-Density Lipoproteins Elicit Anti-Inflammatory Effects in Diabetic Wounds. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39505368/ Just out - our latest work demonstrating the wound healing benefits of HDL in diabetes. Zahra Lotfollahi Joanne Tan SA CVRN SAHMRI Heart

Congrats to all our deserving winners, especially our SAHMRI Heart rising stars Emma Solly & Naomi Wattchow. #womeninstem

The major paper from my PhD has been published in ATVB: An AHA Journal! 🎉 We discovered that #HDL improves diabetic wound healing by helping #endothelialcells shut down OXPHOS and survive in hypoxia. An enormous thank you to ChrisBursill Joanne Tan and team ❤️ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40109261/

Always a thrill to celebrate a PhD student's first publication! This paper builds on our previous findings on the many beneficial effects of the good cholesterol on improving diabetes-impaired wound healing.

A new regulatory metabolic pathway for the pro-angiogenic and wound healing benefits of reconstituted HDL in diabetes @ChrisBursil Khalia Primer, PhD Joanne Tan Emma Solly Victoria Nankivell ahajrnls.org/3DY5hFm

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SAHMRI researchers have taken a major step towards developing effective treatments for currently incurable diabetic wounds. 🦶 The research shows an important enzyme may be the key to more targeted diabetic wound treatment in the future. 🎥 10 News First Adelaide

Thrilled that our study was featured recently by the media as we continue to unravel the beneficial effects of good cholesterol as a new treatment for diabetic wounds. Fun fact: the study that started it all also received media interest in 2016. ChrisBursill Khalia Primer, PhD 👩🏻‍🔬🔬🧫

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✅✅ A reminder by Dr. Rahaf Ajaj: She wasn’t on the Stanford list… but she made it to the Nobel stage. 🏅 Mary E. Brunkow, one of this year’s Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, has only 34 published papers and an H-index of 21. She never appeared in Stanford’s ranking of the

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