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Get insights on medical research into birth health, diabetic hearts, and more in AMRF’s 70th anniversary year, showcased in our latest newsletter

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

As AMRF launches into another remarkable year of funding groundbreaking medical research, we are excited to share our showcase of the...

Get insights on medical research into birth health, diabetic hearts, and AMRF’s 70th anniversary in our latest newsletter

Groundbreaking researcher working to uncover the connection between the menstrual cycle and seizures causing catamenial epilepsy.

One philanthropist is creating a deep connection with early career medical researchers and young scientists through her scholarship...

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

A marathon effort in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park and a musical theatre gala evening raise funds for brain cancer research. Read more...

A rising star in NZ's musical theatre scene has channeled her grief into a special night supporting glioblastoma and brain cancer research.

AMRF's latest newsletter is testimony to the life-changing medical research donors support in Parkinson's disease, dementia, cancer and more

Learn how your support can help make a daily difference in the lives of those working to help people living with Parkinson's disease....

Dr Eryn Kwon's research to refine MRI scans and images during elevated heart rate gives neuroscience and brain imaging a big boost.