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The wild west of alcohol lobbying

8 July 2025

Opinion: The cosy relationship between the alcohol industry and politicians extends to how the alcohol levy fund is administered, argues Peter Adams.
Project aims to bring cutting-edge cancer treatments to NZ

4 July 2025

Plans are under way to bring life-saving cell-based cancer treatments to patients in New Zealand.
Brainy teens tackle neuroscience challenge

2 July 2025

More than 160 of New Zealand’s brightest high school students competed in the NZ Brain Bee Challenge, hosted by the University of Auckland’s Centre for Brain Research recently.
Urgent call for dementia support in rural Māori communities

1 July 2025

Too many rural whānau are caring for loved ones with mate wareware in silence. A kaupapa led by the Centre for Brain Research is bringing answers to their doorsteps.
Seymour's 'fiscal heroes' need support not sarcasm

1 July 2025

Opinion: When we reach the Smokefree target of fewer than 5 percent of people smoking, we must ensure they aren’t stigmatised or forgotten says Ruth Bonita.
University joins global drive to find tuberculosis treatments

27 June 2025

Funding from Japan underpins Associate Professor Ghader Bashiri's search for antibiotics to treat tuberculosis.
Device study offers hopes for spinal cord injuries

27 June 2025

Spinal cord injuries are currently incurable, with devastating effects on people’s lives, but a new study offers hope for healing.
Ancestors chart course for excellence

26 June 2025

Catching the waves of life has propelled Professor Matire Harwood to land on the shores of academic excellence - a story she told at her inaugural lecture as a professor.
Using virtual reality to aid brain injury recovery

24 June 2025

A University of Auckland bioengineering research team is developing a rehabilitation system for traumatic brain injuries, using virtual reality simulations
Clues to diagnosing Parkinson’s and MSA discovered

19 June 2025

Australasian brain scientists have made a breakthrough that could help diagnose Parkinson’s disease and multiple system atrophy (MSA).
Scientists seek new tests for a cancer on the rise

16 June 2025

An epidemic of womb cancer in New Zealand is being tackled by experts from the University of Auckland.
Oxford-Auckland partnership delivers genomic ‘game changer’

15 June 2025

A Liggins Institute collaboration with an Oxford Uni spinout is paving the way for a nationwide rollout of DNA sequencing for very sick babies.

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