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Disabled people face elevated levels of violence, abuse, research shows

22 July 2021

Disabled people face higher rates of violence and abuse than the rest of the population, University of Auckland research shows.
‘Freedom’ in the UK a reckless decision for us all

19 July 2021

Opinion: Lifting Covid restrictions in the UK means short-term freedom there, but will extend the long-term sentence for the world, writes Helen Petousis-Harris.
Grafton Campus a hive of activity as Brain Bee returns

16 July 2021

On 1 July 2021, the Centre for Brain Research once again hosted the North Island site visit as part of the New Zealand Brain Bee competition. Around 150 year-11 students from the Far North to Wellington visited the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences for a day all about neuroscience.
'I'm really grateful': FMHS helps bring cancer therapy to New Zealand

15 July 2021

A year ago, May Leaoseve couldn't lift a water bottle. But now she's so much better, and celebrating the launch of a new cancer treatment.
University of Auckland athletes head off to the pinnacle of sport

12 July 2021

The University of Auckland is proud to have a number of students and alumni in the 2021 New Zealand Olympic Team.
Aotearoa's surging rates of dementia can be limited

9 July 2021

Aotearoa’s surging rates of dementia can be limited by targeting risk factors that vary across ethnic groups.
Siouxsie Wiles wins 'critic and conscience' award

9 July 2021

Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles won a $50,000 prize for serving as a critic and conscience of society.
Literary inspiration just what the doctor ordered

8 July 2021

Reflection, connection and a creative response to what it’s like to be a human in a hospital is the idea behind an innovative collaboration between the University of Auckland and the Auckland District Health Board (ADHB).
Babies not meeting infant feeding guidelines may be at greater risk for childhood obesity

7 July 2021

The latest research from Growing Up in New Zealand reveals the link between childhood obesity and infant feeding guidelines.
Musical medical student claims top prize for cello performance

7 July 2021

A final-year medical student, who is also a professional cellist, is the most recent winner of the New Zealand National Concerto Competition.
Robert Bartholomew: shining light on a shameful era of Māori segregation

1 July 2021

Opinion: Robert Bartholomew says it’s time to educate people about a dark chapter of Māori racial segregation because while history may not repeat itself, it speaks to the present.
Nicola Dalbeth wants the facts crystal clear about gout

1 July 2021

Professor Nicola Dalbeth is an internationally respected gout specialist and researcher. She says it’s a disease with much misinformation about its causes.

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