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Majority of TV food ads are unhealthy and target children – study finds
30 May 2017The majority of foods advertised on New Zealand television are unhealthy, and most of those unhealthy food advertisements are specifically targeted at children, new research has found. -
Population ageing may lead to increased negative effects of dementia
10 May 2017A report into dementia in New Zealand has found that morbidity from chronic illness is worse for older people who also have dementia, and the ageing population will mean increased pressure on the health sector. -
Regional trends revealed for meth labs
27 April 2017Helensville and Hamilton were two of the meth lab hot spots identified in the first geographic study of clandestine meth lab distribution in New Zealand. -
Report finds our aging population will need increased levels of care
21 April 2017New Zealand’s aging population will lead to a substantial increase in the need to provide daily and weekly care for the elderly, a University of Auckland study has found.
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Integrated Data Infrastructure Symposium: How IDI can help address epidemiological questions Event as iCalendar
16 August 2017, 9:30am - 3:30pmJoin us for this interesting and engaging seminar showcasing how Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) can help address epidemiological questions. -
How should we think about assessing the outcomes of perinatal care? Event as iCalendar
25 August 2017, 3:30 - 4:30pmPlease join us for this seminar series to hear Distinguished Professor Jane Harding talk about her research into perinatal care. -
