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Heart Research Institute - In a Heartbeat, Issue 13
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Hi there,

Welcome to the latest edition of In a Heartbeat. In this issue you’ll read about more of the important recent research you’ve helped to make happen, including a major breakthrough by our Gene Regulation Research Group. There’s a fascinating flashback on our 20 years of important research and an interview with the Leader of our Clinical Research Group.

Our resident fitness expert Guy Leech gives you 10 great ways to keep your children fit and healthy and as always there’s a delicious new recipe, this one for Chilli Beef Noodles, from Heart Food – the Healthy Heart Cookbook.

I hope you enjoy your newsletter. Thank you for your wonderful support as we head into our next 20 years of saving lives.

From the Director's Desk
Gene Regulation Group Research Update
20th Birthday for The Heart Research Institute
Heart Food Recipe – Chilli
Beef Noodles

Research Highlights
Guy Leech’s Fitness Forum
Meet the Team

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Philip Barter signature Professor Philip Barter,
MBBS, PhD, FRACP
Director, The Heart Research Institute
Clare in the print lab
Gene Regulation Research Group finds direct link between testosterone and arterial calcification
Over the past two years the Gene Regulation Research Group has been working on two major projects, with major ramifications regarding the prevention of heart disease in men:
(a) “Androgens and Atherosclerosis” and
(b) “Anti-inflammatory properties of high density lipoproteins”
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20 years anniversary articles
The Heart Research Institute turns 20
Dr Ralph Reader’s vision of a world class Australian heart research organisation became a reality on 17th March 1989 when The Heart Research Institute was officially opened by the then Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Australia, The Hon. Paul Keating M.P.
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Guy and Paloma
Guy Leech’s Fitness Forum
There’s little doubt that children who are physically active have leaner bodies, stronger bones and muscles, improved co-ordination and posture and fewer health problems as adults. They also concentrate better in school, have increased self-esteem, are less likely to suffer from depression or anxiety and have a better overall outlook on life
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Chilli beef noodles
Recipe
Chilli Beef Noodles
Try this tasty, easy to make and healthy dish… makes 4 serves – each one containing 5 ½ serves of vegetables
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Elaine Wat
Internationally acclaimed for our research work
2008 saw several Heart Research Institute researchers acknowledged internationally for the great work they’ve undertaken across three very different areas of research
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David C in lab
Meet the Team
This issue’s Meet the Team records an interview with Prof. David Celermajer, Clinical Director of The Heart Research Institute and Group Leader, the Clinical Research Group. This Group conducts studies on children and young adults with risk factors for blood vessel and heart problems
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feedback

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