Today we join the global community in celebrating #InternationalDayOfTheWorldsIndigenousPeoples Let's stand together in solidarity and celebrate the incredible strength, resilience, and diversity of Indigenous peoples worldwide. United Nations

Please join us for another Heart to Heart seminar on Tues Sept 10! ❤️❤️ This time you will get the chance to meet the incredible team from the Djurali Centre. ✅Register now to attend in person or online: bit.ly/4dAwTgQ #hearttoheart #meettheteam

Well done to our @City2Surf super stars! 🏃🥈❤️🙏 Several Heart Research Institute staff laced up their trainers and ran from the city to Bondi beach to raise money for HRI's cutting-edge cardiovascular research. Go team!

Have you registered for the HRI Centre for PAD Colloquium next Friday? Don't miss out on the opportunity to hear from leading experts on #peripheralarterydisease. Please join us online if you can't attend in person. We can't wait! RSVP now: hri.org.au/PAD

Looking forward to sharing our progress in unravelling the secrets of atherosclerosis at Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute tomorrow - please come along if you are nearby. Monash University #CardiovascularMedicine #HeartHealth

The Heart Research Institute is excited to offer multiple summer undergraduate scholarships to Australia and New Zealand's best and brightest young researchers!❤️🔬🙏 Find out more and apply: bit.ly/3X6clGG #science #students #scholarships #medicalresearch

LAST CHANCE! Have you registered for the HRI Centre for PAD Colloquium this Friday? Don't miss this incredible event with all the leading experts on #peripheralarterydisease. Mary Kavurma ACvA sydneyhealth Sydney Health Partners NSW Health See you there: bit.ly/4c2qQ2t

Thrilled to get underway at our inaugural Centre for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Colloquium today at University of Sydney. Thanks to Sophie Scott for Opening the colloquium. It is so vital we raise more awareness about this devastating condition. Mary Kavurma Sarah Aitken

Keynote address by Prof John Golledge from James Cook Uni and Townsville Uni Hospital highlighting some of the misconceptions about #peripheralarterydisease ✅Misconception 1: PAD is uncommon and only affects older people ✅Misconception 2: The burden of PAD is mild

HRI is offering postdoc fellowships in cardiovascular science for early career researchers! 🔬 ⚛️ 🧑‍🔬 The positions are open to NZ citizens working in NZ in a relevant field and currently not residing in Australia. Find out more and apply: bit.ly/46UJs3z

What an amazing way to connect with the PAD community! From exploring disease mechanisms to innovative treatments and patient care, it was all brilliant. The discussions and connections I made will definitely shape my future research! 😍 #PAD #research NSW Health ACvA

Take a bow @kavurmamary! 👏❤️ It was fantastic to see Mary on ABC News this morning talking about the new HRI Centre for PAD and raising awareness for #peripheralarterydisease. Incredible national coverage for the team and their mission to help patients living with PAD.

Make a Will for free between 2 to 8 September! ❤️🙏 As part of our Hearts for Eternity Gifts in Wills program relaunch, HRI has partnered with Safewill so you can make a free Will during Free Wills Week. This is a strictly limited offer! Learn more: bit.ly/3XnTQ0K

Who wants to join us on Friday 27th September?❤️💛🖤 Volunteers will pack health care kits that will be distributed by HRI’s Djurali Centre to 5,000 people across Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia. RSVP now: bit.ly/4dK8btS

What an incredible turnout for the inaugural HRI Centre for PAD Colloquium! Thanks to all who came and our sponsors ACvA sydneyhealth Sydney Health Partners NSW Health Read more: bit.ly/3AVHQdM #PADAwareness Mary Kavurma Sarah Aitken

Create a free Will - Limited time only! ❤️🙏✅ HRI has partnered with Safewill to offer all HRI supporters the wonderful opportunity to make a free Will during Free Wills week - from today until 8 September 2024. Write your free Will now - bit.ly/4fYmywd

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading global cause of mortality, and city lifestyles are often associated with greater risk factors. Over 55% of the world’s population lives in cities. A global CVD prevention strategy needs to be tailored to urban settings.

Wearables are playing an increasing role in monitoring heart conditions like AF. A Djurali Centre study is the first to examine how older Indigenous people living remotely can use wearables to monitor their health. Read the article The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand: bit.ly/3z8Uy8E

Only two weeks until abstract submissions close! Get your abstracts in now: sydneycvsymposium.org.au/abstracts

Well done Connie Henson (She/Her) and the Djurali Centre team 👏🙏