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Explore how digital markers in asthma can predict an asthma attack before it happens. Learn how technology can transform asthma attack management.

Explore groundbreaking innovations in gastrointestinal disorder diagnosis and treatment. Discover new tools revolutionizing gastrointestinal disorder care.

A/Prof Gary Cheung, geriatric psychiatrist, shares insights from a two-year study funded by AMRF, exploring how practitioners and families navigate assisted dying.

Dr Diana Sarfati, former NZ Director-General of Health, cancer epidemiologist, and eminent health services researcher speaks on the changing world of health

Hear from Dr Richard Frith, neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist who introduced the first CPAP machine in the 1980s in New Zealand with support from AMRF.

Hear from Distinguished Professor Dame Jane Harding who is curious “How can we improve neonatal care and the long-term health and well-being of newborn infants?” and save babies' brains

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1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by hearing loss. For some, the loss can happen almost over night. Curious to learn more?

Curious about the latest developments in cancer research and new treatments? Watch video from top researchers and scientists to learn more.

How do we make operating theatres safer, and lower risk for gastrointestinal disorders for patients like you? Watch now to learn more.

Cardiovascular and heart health research lecture video about treatments, new research you can participate in, high blood pressure and more.

Cardiovascular and heart health research lecture video about treatments, new research you can participate in, high blood pressure and more.

AMRF-funded researchers Conor Nelson and Debbie Young work to create new cures for memory loss, like what's seen in Alzheimer's disease.

Dr Brigid Ryan works with a NZ family diagnosed with early-onset dementia. She hopes to cure it with early identification and interventions.

Enjoy this video of Dr Marie-Claire Smith’s and A/Prof Andrew McDaid’s recent public lecture hosted by AMRF. At “Achieving independence...

One of New Zealand’s largest and fastest growing health problem is type 2 diabetes (T2D) and it's associated with increased risk of many...

Hearing evolved as an essential survival sense and is fundamental to modern day quality of life. Tinnitus is a disabling hearing disorder...

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.

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