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NZ’s goal is to get smoking rates under 5% for all population groups this year – here’s why that’s highly unlikely
No one-size-fits-all for migraine treatments – survey
Economists Urge Action To Prevent ‘AI Poverty Traps’
Sex-changing fish quick to assert dominance
Otago researchers help unlock ancient migration secrets
Helpful hormone – prolactin helps mothers keep cool during pregnancy
Collaborations result in antibiotic resistance breakthrough
Genetics power breakthrough inflammatory arthritis study
Downward trend in New Zealand HIV diagnoses
Providing safe smoking kits could reduce harm from meth use – but NZ law won’t allow it
Remarks to media post bilateral with Sri Lanka MFA Vijitha Herath, Colombo
Study reveals high rates of opioid use in NZ pregnancies
E-bikes for everyone: 3 NZ trials show people will make the switch – with the right support
Otago’s commitment to Queenstown Lakes District advances with cybersecurity partnership
Otago ‘changed the future’ of business pioneer
Return of the huia? Why Māori worldviews must be part of the ‘de-extinction’ debate
Glaciers are melting faster than ever. The impact could be devastating
Working Group Report Accepted
Otago ‘laid the foundation’ for outstanding career
Global study charts growing health burden of IBD
Prime Minister’s prizes awarded to two Otago academics
Tech on the treetops: How AI can protect forests
Tech In Treetops: How AI Can Protect Forests
Urgent need to address attendance barriers for autistic pupils
Self-test makes cervical screening more convenient, comfortable – study
Pioneering method detects oral cancer earlier
App makes playground selection a walk in the park
Eye health linked to dementia risk
Australia’s innovative new policies are designed to cut smoking rates – here are 6 ideas NZ could borrow
Breakthrough provides potential for precise melanoma treatment
Research key to solving some of tourism’s big issues
5 years on from its first COVID lockdown, NZ faces hard economic choices – but rebuilding trust must come first
Forrest Scholarships Bring Global Talent To Perth
Community support for tourism falling in hot spots
Regional tourism to benefit from $2.45 million boost
Quit-smoking aids don’t raise risk of major birth defects – study
Study will improve predictions of ice sheet movement
NZ needs options to remove ill or infirm leaders – researchers
Working with Tiwai Point artefacts ‘incredible opportunity’
Resourcing issues in the spotlight at Tourism Policy School
Early exposure to air pollution could affect brain development and mental health later in life: new research
Giving rivers more room to move could benefit people and nature | University of Canterbury
Aotearoa once home to elephant seals
Southern elephant seals are adaptable – but they struggle when faced with both rapid climate change and human impacts
Patients sought for oral ketamine trial for severe depression
Otago-hosted national civil justice initiative launches
How parents can develop kids’ consumer competence
Young Muslim immigrants are proud NZers – study