Sir Edward Dunlop Medical Research Foundation
Each year, the Foundation awards grants to research projects across Victoria.Through the combination of clinical and applied research, in depth knowledge of many biological processes has been gained which has the potential to improve the quality and/or length of life of veterans, their dependants, and others affected by the trauma of conflict.The supported research also has significant flow-on to the broader community and many projects directly benefit our ageing population.
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- Website: http://www.siredwarddunlop.org.au/
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- Email: swac@austin.org.au (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Each year, the Foundation awards grants to research projects across Victoria.Through the combination of clinical and applied research, in depth knowledge of many biological processes has been gained which has the potential to improve the quality and/or length of life of veterans, their dependants, and others affected by the trauma of conflict.The supported research also has significant flow-on to the broader community and many projects directly benefit our ageing population.
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