Breadcrumbs List.
Health and medicine
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Medical schools release updated informed consent statement
21 July 2023
An updated informed consent statement is set to be introduced by Aotearoa’s two medical schools, Auckland and Otago.
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Supporting rangatahi to uplift their hauora
20 July 2023
A mana-enhancing app makes it easy and engaging for rangatahi to learn techniques for supporting their mental health and wellbeing.
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Social media: The kids are not alright
19 July 2023
Opinion: We should change our approach to the experiment of social media now we know just how harmful it is to young people, writes Samantha Marsh.
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Shaken baby syndrome needs a rethink
16 July 2023
Opinion: The term Abusive Head Trauma (Shaken Baby Syndrome) presupposes an action with malicious intent. These emotive labels should have no place masquerading as a medical diagnosis, says Felicity Goodyear-Smith
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Could AI-powered 'companion' robots combat loneliness?
13 July 2023
COMMENTARY: Professor Elizabeth Broadbent and co-authors say AI 'companion' robots might one day reduce loneliness and the ills it brings.
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Researchers launch long-Covid registry
12 July 2023
Researchers hope a newly launched registry will quantify the burden of long Covid in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Scientists seek children with Cerebral Palsy for anti-gravity walk
5 July 2023
Anti-gravity training could help children with neurological and physical impairments improve their muscle coordination, strength and mobility.
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Inside out and outside in - the quest to measure intracranial pressure
4 July 2023
Two University of Auckland projects exploring out-of-the-box methods to measure brain pressure are driving ahead with funding from the latest HRC funding round.
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When pain relief becomes an addiction
4 July 2023
Opinion: Because opioids are a prescribed drug, many may not be aware of the problems that can arise with long-term use, but people should be alert to them, cautions Carina Walters
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$15M funding over five years for major health research programmes
4 July 2023
Waipapa Taumata Rau, the University of Auckland welcomes $15M government funding to research better, faster and more equitable patient care.
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Research excellence recognised with $12M funding
28 June 2023
Research on a quit-vaping product and Māori views on assisted dying are among health research projects at Waipapa Taumata Rau to win millions in government funding.
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Passion, energy, excellence recognised with Liggins’ top role
28 June 2023
The newly appointed Director of the Liggins Institute, Professor Justin O’Sullivan hopes to lead an energised and engaged research group.