Breadcrumbs List.
Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
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Research Excellence Medals awarded for vital contribution to society
1 July 2025
The 2025 Hīkina Kia Tutaki, Celebrating Research Excellence Award winners recognise the achievements of University researchers at all levels of an academic career.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Eight innovative research projects each attract $1m Smart Ideas funding
25 June 2025
University of Auckland projects have earned MBIE funding for promising high-impact research.
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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).
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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.
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Decades of medical research supported by long-standing relationship
13 June 2025
The University’s enduring association with the Auckland Medical Research Foundation is one of national significance, says Frank Bloomfield, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation).
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Rural placement pivotal experience for pharmacy student
12 June 2025
Sendhil Rungasamy will ‘only plans on working in rural’ now, after a rural interprofessional training placement changed his view of healthcare.
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Sir Collin Tukuitonga becomes first knighted professor from Niue
7 June 2025
University hosts inaugural lecture: An Advocate for Equity, by newly promoted Professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga KNZM at the Fale Pasifika on 5 June.
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Is ageism the last socially acceptable prejudice?
5 June 2025
Experts will examine ageism at a panel discussion at the University of Auckland on 25 June.
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Covid and certain vaccines linked to syndrome risk
4 June 2025
A large-scale study covering more than 230 million people sheds light on the relationship between Guillain-Barré syndrome after certain Covid vaccines or SARS-CoV-2 infection.