Cook Government Boosts Cardiovascular Research Funds
The Cook Government in Western Australia has partnered with the Heart Foundation to invest $2 million in cardiovascular research fellowships. The initiative aims to retain local talent and improve health outcomes for residents.
Why it matters
Demonstrates government commitment to public health and the development of medical research infrastructure.
The Cook Labor Government is supporting the work of researchers to address the cardiovascular disease through a partnership between Future Health Research and Innovation (FHRI) Fund and the Heart Foundation.
Cardiovascular disease is a major contributor to illness and mortality across Australia, highlighting the importance of continued investment in research and innovation to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
Treating cardiovascular disease can lead to better heart function and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Two million dollars has been committed to strengthening cardiovascular research investment through a dedicated fellowship partnership between the FHRI Fund and the National Heart Foundation of Australia.
This forms part of the suite of FHRI Fund Research Fellowships and the first to be announced under the new FHRI Fund Strategy.
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