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young family and allows me to focus on my PhD studies in gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM),” says Dr Lisa Douglas, recipient of a prestigious Douglas Goodfellow Medical Research Fellowship from AMRF.   This, and her long-time interest in diabetes and women’s health outcomes, saw Lisa commence a PhD in With her research, Lisa is identifying how blood sugar control during a GDM pregnancy impacts outcomes Lisa’s work will help to understand the current situation in NZ, and shape the future clinical guidelines

We also showcase several researchers who are making strides in a variety of disciplines: Dr Lisa Douglas

researchers supported by donors like you including: Dr Emma Nolan's return to Auckland with an AMRF Douglas

Associate Professor Sarah Hetrick recently returned to New Zealand with AMRF’s Douglas Goodfellow Repatriation

Stroke Tool" Dr Nikki Earle, Department of Medicine, The University of Auckland (left, middle image) Douglas therapy in acute coronary syndromes" Dr William Schierding, The Liggins Institute (left, lower image) Douglas

Through the AMRF's Sir Douglas Robb Memorial fund, Dr Eryn Kwon and collaborators were able to acquire

The Douglas Goodfellow Repatriation Fellowship is a prestigious AMRF award, designed to bring our brightest With the Douglas Goodfellow Repatriation Fellowship bringing Cervantée home in late 2024, she will be However, current reporting tells us very little about the children who are on these waiting lists, many waiting times based on where children live or their age, gender, and ethnicity; (ii) explore how the wait list focus on child health, this is time-critical work to understand the unintended consequences of wait list

Attendees at the AMRF Researcher Awards in 2024 listed here with selected photos of the event below. For a full list of awardees, visit our research fellowships, doctoral scholarships and other awards Industry in New Zealand   DR MIKAELA GARLAND, Department of Anaesthesiology, The University of Auckland Douglas   DR CERVANTÉE WILD, Department of Paediatrics: Child and Youth Health, The University of Auckland Douglas

Congratulations to all the AMRF award recipients in 2022, listed here with photos of the event below. Research Fellowship Long-term effects of antenatal corticosteroid exposure Dr Brittany Park - Douglas A/Prof Joanna James - Sir Douglas Robb Fund Award Support for the 2022 ANZPRA Satellite Meeting

those who have been recruited on to the study so far are males, so Nikki, the recipient of the AMRF Douglas

I want to give a big shout out to our fantastic Research Operations Manager Lisa Wong, who together with