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for treating drug resistant bacteria young and emerging researchers working across the spectrum of health research at the HealtheX awards Northland researchers and their impact on their community fertility

HealtheX, the annual forum and celebration of medical and health science student research successfully In an online format, HealtheX 2021 was as successful as ever and we congratulate the AMRF Outstanding True to form a virtual version of HealtheX 2021, the University of Auckland's main forum for medical and health science students to present their research was staged. At AMRF, we consider HealtheX to be an important incubator for up-and-coming researchers and so every

Cervantée Wild, a New Zealander with a dedicated focus on child health and health systems research. Born and raised in Taranaki, she has always been committed to making a difference in health care. “Untreated health conditions in children can have serious impacts on their development and wellbeing. She was also the coordinating author on a World Health Organisation Europe report on non-communicable She maintains an honorary position there, reflecting her ongoing commitment to child health.

Lear is passionate about preventing oxygen deprivation during birth, ensuring more babies being born healthy In this edition, we highlight Dr Chris Lear's dedication to helping women deliver healthy babies. web page to find out more about how you can contribute to medical research, like neuroscience, heart health

Presentation by Dr Jennifer Weller, Head of the Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education, The The rationale for this sort of training is that adverse events occur in health care and there is not I guess it's becoming a real thing in health care settings to teach about speaking up now, because we So that is what a normal human stomach looks like - a healthy stomach. That is what we see in a healthy case. On the right is data that we recorded from a diseased case.

postdoctoral role in the USA to take up an academic position in the Department of Social and Community Health Foundation, Dr Spray will establish a research programme investigating children’s participation in their health Convention on the Rights of the Child, advocating for greater inclusion of children's perspectives in health community relationships and networks that will be foundational to future research addressing children’s health

Hemi and Elai were awarded the 2022 AMRF Best Oral Presentation in Population Health Research at the accessibility to conferences for us, we can learn, connect, and flourish in this area of medicine and health

stream-lined manner, as offered through AMRF, aids in breaking down such barriers in the New Zealand health

is pleased to support postdoctoral research at the University of Auckland's Faculty of Medical and Health disease, hypertension, digital interventions, neuronal growth, and ranging across a wide spectrum of health

Healthy hearts research will be presented by Dr Nikki Earle and Prof Julian Paton in a free, online video

Read more now in the latest AMRF newsletter. You can read about the progress of research and the researchers supported by donors like you including: Dr Emma Nolan's return to Auckland with an AMRF Douglas Goodfellow Repatriation Fellowship to enable her to establish a breast cancer research group. Early career researchers are at an exciting stage in their research development. Read more about them, including the outstanding recipient of an AMRF postdoctoral fellowship, Dr Arezoo Malihi. Click below to read and download the PDF newsletter Watch now to hear more from Dr Emma Nolan

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