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Tradie Health Institute May 2024 Update
Click here for our May 2024 update on recent outcomes achieved through the Tradie Health Institute.
2024 Tour de Brisbane raises close to $70,000 for transplant research
The 2024 Tour de Brisbane, sponsored by Transurban, was one for the books, raising close to $70,000 for transplant research done right here in Brisbane.
The journey from the Cycle of Giving to the Tour de Brisbane
In 2006, Mary and Mal Long started an event called Cycle of Giving to show their gratitude to Mal’s donor family and medical team.
Chain Reaction Challenge 2024: Helping Kids visiting The Prince Charles Hospital
In March, dozens of cyclists from Brisbane will take part in a 1000 km cycle in and around Adelaide for the Chain Reaction Challenge 2024.
30-year-old heart transplant recipient’s journey to the 2024 Tour de Brisbane
A Perth father who received a heart transplant three years ago is preparing to take part in the 2024 Tour de Brisbane. Read more about his journey and support his ride here.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024
This February, we acknowledge International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024 and some of the remarkable women who are making a difference in STEM.
Marfan and Aortopathy Conference Brisbane 2024
The Marfan and Aortopathy Conference Brisbane 2024 is on Saturday, April 20, at The Prince Charles Hospital. Click here for more details.
What is Marfan Syndrome? It affects about 1 in 5000 people across the globe, and for some, it can lead to serious or even life-threatening complications. Learn more here.