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

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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...

Discover the incredible work of our Medical Committee and how your donations to medical research make a difference. Read our newsletter now.

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....

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

New break-through in the personalised treatment of tinnitus and radio interview from audiologist Grant Search-field

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.

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

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.