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Grant Searchfield: the buzz over tuning out tinnitus
1 June 2023
A novel therapy to deal with tinnitus – an annoying false perception of buzzing in the ears – is sparking interest from around the globe.
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Transformative treatments gain $2M HRC funding
25 May 2023
Inventive approaches to persistent health problems gain almost $2 million in HRC funding.
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Wide impact of court’s liquor licensing decision
25 May 2023
Opinion: Supermarkets battled Auckland Council over alcohol licensing; now many local authorities have dropped their policies to to avoid costly legal battles. Melissa-Jade Gregan explains why.
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Peng Du’s lifelong mission, and eye for art
19 May 2023
Dr Peng Du’s gastrointestinal electrophysiology research allows high-tech investigation of gastric diseases.
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Ted Baker looks back on his stellar scientific career
18 May 2023
Twenty years ago, Distinguished Emeritus Professor Ted Baker was on the cover of the first Ingenio. Donna Chisholm finds out about his career and his crystal-clear love of science.
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How hearing aids can help prevent cognitive decline
14 May 2023
Opinion: Untreated hearing loss has been identified as a risk for more rapid cognitive decline as we age, but there is increasing evidence hearing aids could help, says Grant Searchfield.
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Why NZ should not copy Australian vape clampdown
8 May 2023
Opinion: The Australian position on vaping is too extreme and, frankly, punitive towards people who smoke
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Health workers urge regulation of genetic discrimination
7 May 2023
Opinion: New Zealanders are experiencing discrimination in insurance, and fears of this discrimination are deterring people from having potentially life-saving genetic tests, argues Andrew Shelling.
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How ‘digital twins’ will revolutionise health
3 May 2023
Opinion: The concept of ‘digital twins’ for engineering systems has been around for years, and as Peter Hunter describes, the same principles can be applied to human health
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Microbiome transfer hoped to help gut problems in autism
3 May 2023
Researchers are taking the next step in microbiome research, hoping to alleviate gut problems that disproportionately affect Autistic people.
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Peng Du: bioengineering breakthroughs and the art of science
1 May 2023
From 9-14 May, the Auckland Bioengineering Institute is holding a public showcase. Ahead of that one of its academics, Dr Peng Du, talks about the work he does and how he landed in his field of expertise.
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Finally, some good news about Parkinson’s disease
1 May 2023
Opinion: The prospects for better treatment of Parkinson's Disease has rarely looked more promising, writes Victor Dieriks
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