Momentum: Progress in medical research through new leadership, with lasting impact
- AMRF
- 17 hours ago
- 1 min read
Medical research changes lives. Across Aotearoa New Zealand, researchers are advancing new treatments, improving health outcomes, and tackling some of the biggest challenges in cancer and neonatal health.
Our latest edition of Momentum highlights the impact of supporting researchers and investing in medical research funding at every stage of their careers.
Inside this update
The remarkable legacy of Professor Alistair Gunn, whose pioneering work transformed care for newborn babies around the world.
Researchers tackling some of cancer's biggest challenges, from understanding melanoma spread to developing new organoid technologies for breast and lung cancer research.
The Futures Fellowship Fund, which is now within sight of its $6 million goal to support researchers during the critical mid-career stage of their journey.
The leadership transition at AMRF, as we thank Richard Taylor for more than two decades of service and welcome Katie Noble as Board President.
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Thank you for being part of the momentum that matters and for supporting progress since 1955.
Have you explored our web site to find out more about how you can contribute to medical research, like neuroscience, heart health, cancer, prenatal development and more?
And don't forget, donations, large or small, are always welcome.
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