Study Shows Need for More GP Funding in Deprived Areas
Research reveals high rates of diabetes in Porirua, highlighting the need for more funding for GPs in under-resourced communities.
Alzheimer's Disease Seen as Potentially Treatable Condition
Experts note that clinical trials are advancing towards significant breakthroughs in Alzheimer's disease treatment.
Research on Preterm Babies Marks 25 Years of Progress
Studies at the Liggins Institute show a third of preterm babies have MRI abnormalities, highlighting ongoing research in the field.
Study Links Eating Disorders More to Genetics Than Psychology
Research reveals a genetic component to eating disorders, affecting conditions like binge eating and anorexia nervosa.
Does vitamin C really cure colds? Recent studies say no
Research since the 1970s shows vitamin C's effects on colds are minimal, despite earlier claims by Nobel laureate Linus Pauling.
Survey Reveals Gaps in Wildfire Data and Impact Assessment
A new survey highlights significant gaps in data regarding wildfires, hindering our understanding of their effects on forests and fire behaviour.
Mussel Shells Repurposed in New Environmental Research
Research uses recycled mussel shells to replicate ecological benefits of horse mussel beds.