This report's findings included the calculation that each $1 invested into the NHMRC-funded health and medical research workforce for the last 15 years returned $3.20 - a net benefit of $23.4 billion. Some health conditions demonstrated very high returns, such as cardiovascular disease, which returned $9.80 per dollar invested.
The report authors concluded that their data provided "evidence of the exceptional health and economic
returns of investing in Australia’s productive and highly talented research workforce. ... Australia still has capacity to provide greater output and benefits as a result
of investing further in the NHMRC and the workforce it supports."
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