See which clinical studies we’re currently recruiting pregnant women for.
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If your baby has been admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), you may be invited to take part in one of these studies.
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See which clinical studies we’re currently recruiting babies and children for.
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Many of our studies are now in the follow-up phase to assess children’s development as they grow up.
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Papers have been published and clinical guidelines have been changed as a result of some of our complete studies.
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This New Zealand wide initiative was established in 2016 to develop and enhance maternal and perinatal health clinical trial research across the country.
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The importance of clinical research
Collaborative clinical research helps to improve health outcomes for people at every age and stage. Distinguished Professor Jane Harding explains the far-reaching benefits.