The High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia
Membership of the Council is open to persons who have demonstrated continuing activity in some aspect of high blood pressure research.
Mission Statement
The High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia has been at the forefront of research into the causes, prevention and treatment of high blood pressure since its inception in 1979. Our research incorporates the full range from experimental molecular biology and genetics to human physiology and drug treatment of hypertension. Its members are among the national and international leaders in the field of cardiovascular research.
HBPRCA Latest News
Spring E-News
HBPRCA is pleased to bring you the latest 'Spring Edition' E-News from the Council.
ABPM Masterclass, RACGP accredited, Oct 30th 2021
ABPM Masterclass Accredited for CPD points is now completely FREE OF CHARGE thanks to the generous support of our sponsors. Places are filling fast so register today! As a previous attendee of educational meetings organised by Your Secretariat, you are cordially...
HBPRCA EMCR support fund
HBPRCA are pleased to announce the EMCR support fund! The aim of the early-mid career researcher support fund is to provide financial support for EMCRs for a broad range of research-related activities. Grants of up to $500 will be available for EMCRs meeting the below...
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Congratulations to @Dr_NChapman featured this month in the @ISHBP Spotlight 👏👏👏 I’m so proud of her - she is an amazing researcher and communicator w a bright future ahead
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Dr Niamh Chapman -
1. What is your role at your work? President of SSH (Sudan Society of Hypertension) 1- Consultant General and Interventional Cardiology …
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Read here our Editorial in Hypertension @HyperAHA @ISHBP @HBPRCA @georgeinstitute @UNSWMedicine:
Toward a Better Understanding of Why Cumulative #BloodPressure Is Such a Strong Predictor of Cardiovascular Outcomes
Toward a Better Understanding of Why Cumulative Blood Pressure Is Such a Strong Predictor of Cardiovascular Outcomes
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