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How whānau coped with lockdown bereavements

15 December 2020

A $1 million study will investigate the end-of-life experiences of 26 Māori whānau who had someone in their ‘bubble’ die during Covid-19 lockdowns.
Don't let psychogenic illness undermine the Covid vaccine: An open letter to journalists

10 December 2020

Opinion: Robert Bartholomew and Kate MacKrill explain the best strategy to counter the threat of psychogenic illness.
Britain’s emergency rush to a vaccine rollout

4 December 2020

Opinion: Boris Johnson has announced that the Pfizer vaccine will be distributed from next week. Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles asks how that happened, and are they cutting corners?
Students have a whale of a time

4 December 2020

Marketing students lend a hand to help key tourism company.
Tangling with Trump: scientist as activist

2 December 2020

Eric Topol blew the whistle as Donald Trump undermined the U.S. Covid-19 response. The American heart doctor and University of Auckland visiting professor turned “full activist”.
Vietnam’s showcase Covid response

20 November 2020

Opinion: Vietnam’s success against Covid-19 is remarkable given the lack of material resources. Natasha Hamilton-Hart and Celia Caughey discuss how it was done.
Covid-19 lockdowns took toll on our diets

18 November 2020

Most people consumed more unhealthy snacks and drinks during New Zealand lockdowns, according to a study led by researchers from the University of Auckland.
Koch’s postulates, Covid, and misinformation rabbit holes

16 November 2020

Opinion: Take a 19th century German scientist, a 21st century disease and add the internet - the result is a dangerous upsurge in Covid-denial nonsense, writes Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles.
The astonishing, life-saving power of immunisation

13 November 2020

Opinion: Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles explains why she immunises, and the commitment you make to the community when you do.
The vaccine news is great, but here’s the catch

11 November 2020

Opinion: How would this promised Pfizer vaccine get from the factory to being administered? Does this mean we can stop doing things to stop Covid-19 transmission? And what does 90% effective really mean? Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles takes on some important questions around this promising development.
The link between Covid and Parkinson’s

10 November 2020

Opinion: Victor Dieriks examines concerns that the rapid onset of Parkinson's disease motor symptoms after Covid-19 infection suggests a causal link.
Nikki Turner: Let's keep our eyes on the ball

2 November 2020

Immunisation expert Dr Nikki Turner says as we wait for a Covid-19 vaccine, there are other diseases to keep in mind.

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