Congratulations to Anjali and Leanne for being finalists in the WIT2024 Awards! Their recognition as finalists in the "Future Focused Business Achiever" category is a testament to their dedication and vision.
We are incredibly proud of our leadership team at HSU, whose commitment to innovation and excellence inspires us all.
HSU achieved international biobanking certification from the Canadian Tissue Repository Network (CTRNet). CTRNet certification is an internationally recognised certification available to biobanks who successfully demonstrate operations that align with biobanking governance, best practices and policies.
Congratulations to Leanne Wallace, our Laboratory Manager who led this initiative and the whole HSU team who have contributed to this achievement.
Depression is different for different people and to advance the long term goal that treatments should be tailored to individuals,
the Cello study aims to discover biological and genetic mechanisms that link to the difference between people in their response to antidepressants.
More information: https://auscello.org/
Current medical guidelines for cardiovascular risk are based on research from mostly European people and are not always suitable for South Asians and can lead to differences in the level of healthcare received.
The South Asian Genes and Health in Australia (SAGHA) Study aims to address the lack of representation of South Asians in cardiovascular genetics research,
with the long-term goal of improving medical guidelines for preventing and treating cardiovascular disease for this population.
