The Common Good believes we all deserve a longer, healthier, better quality of life. We're partnering the community with researchers making discoveries to improve medical conditions.
The diseases and health challenges set to face 90% of us in our lifetime know no boundaries – and neither do we. By working together, we can solve humanity’s biggest health problems and make the world better for everyone.
Hour by hour, one discovery at a time
Great Wall Challenge 2019!
Join us on the adventure of a lifetime in China to change the future of chronic illness!
Cycle of Giving: Ride for Transplant Research
Thank you for participating in the 2019 Cycle of Giving, on Sunday 10 March!
Could a Foot Selfie Save Your Life?
If these feet could talk, what a story they would tell. All the places they have been, all the while carrying the weight of the world on them...
The Silicosis Epidemic
Silicosis has been described as the worst industrial health crisis since the asbestos epidemic. Help fund more research into a potentially life-saving treatment for silicosis
Driving healthcare forward
Clayton Semenzin has taken the leap from fuel pumps to heart pumps in a bid to save lives worldwide.
Your heart in our hands
This is research - The progression of the Bionic Heart. If you suffer from end-stage heart failure you may be fitted with a Ventricular Assist Device (VAD).
Dear Joint Cells: Keep Calm and Carry On With Carti-Nourish
Your heart is pounding in your chest and it feels like you cannot breathe; As you start to sweat, a wave of fear is washing over you. What is happening? you think as your mind starts racing...
Carb loading for better outcomes
Dr Jack Bell is recruiting patients now for a study on the effects of carbohydrates on hip patient’s recovery.
The Common Good is here to prove that everyday people can make things happen. And make them happen fast. Because together, we can put some real people power behind the medical conditions we care about.
Please consider joining The Common Good today.
Every $44 buys another hour of research that will get us closer to a medical discovery.
Please donate or find out more about our main research areas below.
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