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Success for a mobile app to help teens improve their mental well-being against anxiety and depression while dealing with Covid-19 pandemic.

New research will help better support kids to manage their own health decisions, like asthmatic kids who administer their own medicines.

Dr James McKeage's apparatus for instant needle-free injections isn't science fiction and is being developed here in Auckland

The pharmacist has an important place in healthcare as medicines experts and by being easily accessible by patients. Jo Hikaka explores...

"The best app after what was such a rollercoaster year!" Whitu: 7 ways in 7 days helps young people tackle anxiety and depression.

Vision researcher returns to Auckland, bringing cutting-edge techniques to replicate lenses like we see in aged eyes, causing sight problems

AMRF made over 50 awards in 2020 for more than $4 million in charitable funding. Read more about scholarship and fellowship recipients.

AMRF is pleased to support postdoctoral research at the SUMMIT2020 symposium with a cash prize for Best Oral Presentation.

This clinical trial will show if different blood pressure management during clot retrieval can improve outcomes from stroke.

Whitu is a coping skills app for young people during pandemic. This update from the researchers leading the work shows how far they've come.

The 3 Minute Thesis competition is a global initiative to challenge student researchers to succinctly present their work in just 180...

Dr Dan Furkert on his research for antiviral drugs to reduce impact of Covid-19 pandemic.

Prenatal MRI research shows mum's sleeping position affects blood flow across placenta and oxygen differences in baby, links to stillbirth

Dr Matt Roskruge discusses his research into the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown on nurses in Aotearoa New Zealand. He aims to

Research to predict premature birth via simple blood test could save thousands of babies' lives

AMRF Sr Fellow Dr David Musson works to find and understand fat tissue-related factors linked to tendinopathy, to help heal tendon injury

Update to Whitu app project, a new app to provide tools for young New Zealanders to help tackle anxiety, depression during Covid-10 pandemic

Funding for only a fraction of critical Covid-19 research projects in this emergency pandemic response.

Using robotic technology to help improve gait in stroke patients, people with cerebral palsy and neurological disorders. | AMRF

Antibiotic resistant ‘superbugs’ kill thousands so new antimicrobial drug development technology to curb infection will save lives | AMRF