All three outlets describe the origins and growth of the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, tracing its start to 1926. Each article says the institute begins as a small laboratory located behind The Alfred Hospital. From that early base, it develops into a dedicated research hub focused on heart and diabetes-related science. The pieces frame the institute’s evolution as a long-running progression from an initial, small facility to an institution with a broader research role and international standing. While the outlets share the same central backstory—the laboratory behind The Alfred in 1926—each presents the institute’s later development as evidence of sustained research expansion over time. Overall, the common thread is the continuity between the institute’s early beginnings at The Alfred Hospital and its later reputation as a leading centre for medical research in its field.