Some of Australia’s leading experts on heart health met at a roundtable in Sydney in December 2018 to discuss worrying findings that women with heart disease may get poorer treatment and have worse outcomes, compared with men. Jointly organised by the Sax Institute, the Heart Foundation and the University of Sydney, the roundtable gathered together … Read more
Determinants of health disparities in women with chronic heart failure; and investigation of risk characteristics, hospital admission and health outcomes of older women with chronic heart failure
New research using the Sax Institute’s 45 and Up Study is helping to explain the link between depression and ischaemic heart disease (IHD), showing that psychological distress in middle-aged and older people may signal the early signs and symptoms the disease. The researchers said it was known that people who experience psychological distress – which … Read more
Cross sectional descriptive analysis of the baseline 45 and Up data set to inform the cardiovascular research network (CVRN)
An evaluation of the contribution of cardiovascular risk factors to psychological distress and disability in the 45 and Up Study
Aboriginal inequalities in health and healthcare for cardiovascular disease and diabetes: Identifying opportunities for intervention
Novel and established risk factors for cardiovascular and metabolic disease: 45 and Up Study data linkage project
Risk factors of cardiovascular disease: gender, age, pregnancy, breastfeeding and exogenous hormone use
The relationship between psychological distress and coronary heart disease outcomes
Peripheral arterial disease in the 45 and Up Study
