What does VCCRI stand for?

Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute (Australia)

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The infringements related to a photograph of Princess Mary next to a portrait which appeared in Woman's Day with a caption that read: 'She also visited the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute where she posed with the portrait of Dr Chang (below) by Jiawai Shen, who's painting the Princess for the National Gallery in Canberra' The publisher admitted that Mr Meskenas was the true author of the work and that it had unintentionally made a mistake by naming Jiawai Shen as the artist.

Artist Awarded First Damages For Moral Rights Infringements

Research at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, linked to the University of New South Wales in Australia, involved creating new blood vessels from stem cells to replace damaged ones.

The jab that could help treat heart disease

Proceeds from the book benefit the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute in Australia.

Award-Winning Australian Cookbook Author and Napa Valley Resident, ...