As one of Australia's leading independent medical research institutes, the Baker Institute is committed to playing a significant leadership role in health and medical research.
One way that we do that is by being an active member of peak health and scientific leadership organisations. The Institute is proud to be a member of the following groups:
Alfred Research Alliance
The Alfred Research Alliance is a vibrant collaborative community in Melbourne, dedicated to excellence in medical research and education.
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Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI)
The Institute is a member of AAMRI and works closely with the association to advocate on issues related to medical research in Australia.
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Australian Cardiovascular Alliance (ACvA)
The Institute is a founding member of this Alliance, Australia’s peak leadership body for the advancement of research into heart, stroke and vascular disease that is lobbying as a united voice to advocate for critical attention in this space.
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CAD Frontiers
CAD Frontiers is an Australian led, international team at the cutting edge of coronary artery disease research and clinical practice expertise.
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Another form of advocacy is through campaigns and submissions, as outlined below:
Parliamentary Inquiry into Diabetes
Alfred Alliance in Diabetes submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Diabetes
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Whitepaper: Practicalities of using SGLT2 inhibitors in comorbid diabetes and heart disease
Exploring the public health and clinical benefits and risks of sodium-glucose co-transporter-2 inhibitors.
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Code Red: overturning Australia’s cholesterol complacency
The findings in this report demonstrate a systematic and stepped care approach is needed to reform cholesterol management, in a way that unites the sector.
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Dark shadow of type 2 diabetes
There is growing evidence diabetes can increase the risk of dementia, some types of cancer, liver disease and depression
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Change of Heart — time to end cardiovascular complacency
Failure to continue steps to control the causes of CVD could see a resurgence of Australia's number one killer.
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