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- Te Papa Hauora’s partners are coming together to co-host a series of research seminars taking place every 3 weeks on Wednesdays from 6th July 2022
- A research team from the University of Otago, Christchurch is seeking volunteers to be part of a study looking at the impact of dietary fibre in bread on gut health
- Smokefree May is the perfect time to kick the habit and the National Institute for Health Innovation (NIHI) invites any smoker who wants to make a healthy change to sign up for a study that will test cytisine - a natural product which has been shown to he
- A research team at the University of Otago Christchurch are looking for volunteers who have constipation or Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) to be part of a study
- Immunisation Advisory Centre media release: 23rd March 2022
Recent research adds to alarm bells that pregnant people are not getting vaccinated in big enough numbers
- You’ll give your children love in lots of ways so could protection from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) be one of them? Midwives from the University of Otago Christchurch are looking for local pregnant women to take part in this international vaccine st
- Applications are invited for a Masters scholarship to undertake research on how to support Māori to have sustainable and healthy kai, what interventions and policies Māori would respond to, as well as any current barriers to shifting dietary intake
- Researchers at Lincoln and Waikato Universities are seeking volunteers for a study on how supplementation with natural NZ seaweed impacts the health of the gut and arteries. The study runs from January to April 2022
- Growing Up in New Zealand media release: 2nd November 2021
Children in Aotearoa New Zealand have displayed strength in the face of adversity according to one of the world’s largest surveys looking at the impact of Covid-19 restrictions on children’s healt
- Do you or a loved one have dementia? Researchers at the University of Auckland Centre for Brain Research are looking for people intrested in joining their new study on younger onset dementia diagnosis
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 26th October 2021
Eleven new water quality monitoring sites are giving Christchurch City Council a better understanding of the state of the district’s rivers and streams
- Men who have experienced anxiety, depression or felt suicidal are invited to share their story as part of a research study to better understand men’s depression, anxiety and suicidality
- Researchers from the University of Auckland and Goethe University Frankfurt are currently recruiting for their survey on the COVID-19 experiences of Asian members of the "team of 5 million" in NZ
- A research team at the University of Otago Christchurch are looking for vounteers with metabolic syndrome to take part in a study to investigate whether supplementation with vitamin C and micronutrients results in improved metabolic health
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 30th June 2021
The multi-agency team investigating a mass rapid transit (MRT) system for Greater Christchurch has released an interim report
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and local councils - on behalf of the Greater
- Productivity Commission media release: 15th June 2021
The Government has asked the New Zealand Productivity Commission - Te Kōmihana Whai Hua o Aotearoa to prepare the Terms of Reference for a new inquiry, aimed at finding ways to break the cycle of long-
- Be part of a discussion and study exploring the knowledge, strengths and beliefs of Cook Islanders' understanding of palliative care in New Zealand
- Beehive media release: 13th May 2021
The Government has released the first Annual Report for the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy and the second Child Poverty Related Indicators (CPRI) Report, both of which highlight improvements in the lives of childre
- Safer Technology Aotearoa New Zealand (STANZ) media release: 3rd May 2021
A new Australian study has confirmed that young children who spend large amounts of time on mobile screens are more likely to have problems sleeping and managing their emotions and
- Kia ora, mālō e lelei, talofa lava, namaste, kia orana, nisa bula vinaka, nĭ hăo, welcome! A team of NZ researchers working with and for the rainbow community want to understand rainbow young people and younger adults’ experiences of education, employment
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