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Read more about health research benefitting refugee populations in New Zealand on World Refugee Day

Read more now in the latest AMRF Newsletter - latest health and medical research and the doctors and scientists supported by donors like you

Read more now in the latest AMRF Newsletter - latest research and the researchers supported by donors like you

Social enterprise The Stem Shelves Club demonstrates student's appreciation for the importance of medical research through love of plants

AMRF launches emergency Covid-19 Relief Fund to ensure recovery of health and medical researchers impacted by the pandemic in Auckland

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...

Read more now in the latest AMRF Newsletter. Read about the latest research and the researchers supported by donors like you including:...

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

With a deep-seated passion for improving quality of life and outcomes for cancer patients, Professor Mark Elwood and Dr Essa Tawfiq are...

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

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

AMRF's newsletters are a great way to see the real life impact your donation has on the medical research topics that matters most to you.

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.

On World Diabetes Day, we showcase research that can help us understand and treat diabetic heart disease.

Dr Bashar Matti's prostate cancer research, funded by Auckland Medical Research Foundation, will provide important New Zealand-specific data

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