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National Stroke Foundation
A not-for-profit
charity group, it is the peak organisation charged with the responsibility
of leading a coordinated effort Australia-wide to guide government,
health professionals, patients, carers and consumers on how
best to minimise the impact of stroke, or as better defined
"brain attack", on the Australian community. |
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National
Stroke Association (USA)
NSAs
mission is to reduce the incidence and impact of stroke by changing
the way stroke is viewed and treated. NSA efforts toward stroke
through prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, research and
support for stroke survivors and their families. |
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American
Heart Association
AHAs
mission is to reduce death and disability from stroke, through
research, education, fundraising, and advocacy. |
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National Heart Foundation Australia
The Heart Foundation is an independent Australia-wide, non-profit health organisation, funded almost entirely by donations from Australians. The Heart Foundation's purpose is to improve the heart health of Australians and to reduce disability and death from heart, stroke and blood vessel disease. |
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Heart
and Stroke Foundation of Canada
The foundation's
mission is to improve the health of Canadians by preventing
and reducing disability and death, from heart disease and stroke
through research, health promotion and advocacy. |
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On
Being Struck by a Stroke
Stroke survivor
E. B. Jelks tells his story. |
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Stroke Association of NSW
The Stroke
Association of NSW aims to maximise the recovery of individuals
who have suffered a stroke and reduce the impact on their family/carers
and the community. The Association is a focal point for information
about stroke recovery and prevention. |
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National
Institute of Neurology Disorders and Stroke
The mission
of NINDS is to reduce the burden of neurological disease - a
burden borne by every age group, by every segment of society,
by people all over the world. |
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Brain
Foundation
The Brain
Foundation was established in 1970 by members of the Australian
Association of Neurologists and the Neurosurgical Society of
Australasia to reduce the incidence and impact of disorders
of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system through the provision
of support, community education and research. |
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myDr Heart and Stroke Centre
The myDr team has created the Heart and Stroke Centre to help you and
your family to become better informed about such conditions,
many of which are preventable. |
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eMedical
eMedical was developed by a group of general practitioners in Melbourne,
Australia. Their intention was to improve access to quality
information for their patients, as it has become increasingly
difficult for doctors to provide all of this information during
consultations. |
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Doctor
Guide-Search Medical journals |
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MedlinePlus
MedlinePlus
is a web site that offers free, high quality health information
in English and Spanish. Trained professionals choose materials
that are current, accurate, and reliable. |
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American
Medical Association
The American
Medical Association helps doctors help patients by uniting physicians
nationwide to work on the most important professional and public
health issues. |
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Free
Medical Journals
Over the
next few years, many important medical journals will be available
online, free and in full-text. The unrestricted access to scientific
knowledge will have a major impact on medical practice. Open
access medical textbooks will soon become the standard in
medical publishing. |
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National
Institutes of Health
Begun
as a one-room Laboratory of Hygiene in 1887, the National Institutes
of Health today is one of the world's foremost medical research
centers, and the federal focal point for medical research in
the U.S. |
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World
Health Organization
The World Health Organization
is the United Nations specialized agency for health, and was established
on 7 April 1948. The WHO's objective, as set out in it's Constitution,
is the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level
of health. Health is defined in WHO's Constitution as a state
of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely
the absence of disease or infirmity. |
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MedicineNet
Doctor-produced
health and medical information written for you to make informed
decisions about your health concerns.
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Department
of Health and Ageing
On this website you can find information on the Department's
policies, programs and services.
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Health
Resources and Services Administration
HHS.gov
is the website for the United States Department of Health and
Human Services, led by Secretary Mike Leavitt, and based in
Washington, DC.
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The whole brain atlas
The
Atlas is an information resource for brain imaging which integrates
clinical information with multimodality imaging data. The Atlas
contains the Atlas of Normal Structure and Blood Flow, featuring
The Top 100 Brain Structures, cases of normal aging: structure
and blood flow, vascular anatomy, as well as numerous clinical
cases. |
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Disability
Information Victoria
It's
directory contains details about more than 2,500 disability-related
services for people with disabilities of all ages. |
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Australian
Academy of Science
It
was founded in 1954 by Australian Fellows of the Royal Society
of London with the distinguished physicist Sir Mark Oliphant
as founding President. It was granted a Royal Charter establishing
the Academy as an independent body but with government endorsement. |
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Science
Magazine
International
weekly science journal. |
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Science
Daily
ScienceDaily
-- the Internet's premier online science magazine and science
news web site -- brings you the latest discoveries in science,
health & medicine. |
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The
university of Melbourne
Over
the years, the University of Melbourne has established itself
as one of the finest in Australia, if not the world. This is
achieved by progressive management, realistic visions for the
future and strategic collaborations. |
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Austin
Health
Austin
Health, one of Australia’s leading teaching hospitals and medical
research centres. With more than 840 beds we treat approximately
65,000 inpatients and 130,000 outpatients a year from three
sites: the Austin Hospital, the Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital
and the Royal Talbot Rehabilitation Centre. |
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NEUROSCIENCES
Centre of Clinical Research Excellence
The Centre of Clinical Research Excellence in Neurosciences is a multi-disciplinary clinical research model focusing on producing innovative patient-centred research, training and education into stroke, epilepsy and other neurological disorders. |
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The George Institute
Seeks solutions for major global public health problems through research, policy development and training. |
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Howard Florey Institute
At the Howard Florey Institute, internationally renowned scientists work together with talented young researchers to make discoveries about the brain and mind. |
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The Epilepsy Research Centre
The Epilepsy Research Centre (previously known as the Epilepsy Research Institute) is Australia's leading clinical epilepsy research group. It comprises a number of research teams from the University of Melbourne, the Brain Research Institute and Austin Health working together to better understand the causes and treatment of epilepsy. |
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Brain Research Institute
The Brain Research Institute (BRI) was established at Austin Health, Melbourne, Australia in 1996. It supports collaboration between specialties in order to develop a better understanding of how a healthy or diseased brain functions.
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La Trobe University
The University prides itself on being an internationally recognised leader in the provision of high quality education and training underpinned by a strong research profile. |
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National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
The NHMRC consolidates within a single organisation the functions of research funding, consideration of ethical issues, development of advice and regulation of sensitive research activities. |
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The National Neuroscience Facility (NNF)
The National Neuroscience Facility (NNF) was created as a result of Major National Research Facility (MNRF) and Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) grants of $18 million and $4.5 million from the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments respectively. The grants were awarded to a consortium of neuroscience-based research institutes and university departments led by Neurosciences Victoria Ltd. |
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