University of Auckland

HAVING THE CONVERSATION about maternal vaccinations with pregnant Māori women goes a long way to persuading them to get vaccinated, a recently published study suggests. 

New combinations and formulations of older drugs are showing promise for the treatment of bowel cancer, Kiwi researchers have found
 

Stephanie Yee, professional teaching fellow at the University of Auckland and locum pharmacist, speaks to Paulette Crowley about her life and career

Stephanie Yee, professional teaching fellow at the University of Auckland and locum pharmacist, speaks to Paulette Crowley about her life and career

An innovative treatment that repairs a faulty genetic mechanism is being trialled by Kiwis with a rare muscle disease for the first time in the world.

University of Auckland researchers are warning pregnant women to be careful when taking fish oil supplements, due to new research finding highly oxidised fish oils are harmful to pregnant rats

Digital reminder technology can halve the risk of asthma attacks, a review led by University of Auckland School of Pharmacy senior clinical research fellow Amy Chan has found.

Digital-reminder technology can halve the risk of asthma attacks, a review led by University of Auckland School of Pharmacy senior clinical research fellow Amy Chan has found

University of Auckland history and chemistry academics Erin Griffey, Cather Simpson, Michel Nieuwoudt and Ruth Cink explain the ways they are recreating historical beauty practices, and how this affects their research today