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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.

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

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

Learn more about the mental health service disparities for refugees in NZ and explore solutions for better integration and well-being.

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

A generous benefactor's classic car auction benefits researchers, doctors and scientists doing the latest health & medical research.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

Associate Professor Danny Osborne & Professor Chris Sibley, University of Auckland School of Psychology Researchers leading the 20-year...