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EDOR Director facilitates access to European health research funding
Professor Rachael Taylor is the New Zealand point of contact for Horizon Europe health research funding.
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Prevention of obesity critical to preserving healthcare capacity
The media focus on BMI in an international report on obesity has diverted attention from the critical role of prevention...
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HRC funding to help tackle diabetes ‘massive inequity’
The demand for recently-funded diabetes technology is likely to skyrocket by up to 400 per cent in coming years, but the...
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Leading Thinkers turns 21 – celebrating a unique gift
EDOR was the first Leading Thinkers initiative to be funded and hosts two Chairs.
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Service in the blood for Associate PVC Māori
Associate Professor Justine Camp (Kai Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha) has a goal – to honour and grow the legacy of her foref...
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Child health researcher recognised by peers
The career of Professor Barry Taylor, EDOR child health researcher, was recently celebrated.
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World Diabetes Day 2024
EDOR researcher Professor Ben Wheeler was interviewed on World Diabetes Day.
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EDOR warns of online scam sharing misinformation about diabetes
EDOR and the University of Otago are concerned about a deep fake video and false online story featuring one of its leadi...
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EDOR Co-Director named best new supervisor
Dr Andrew Reynolds has won the University of Otago best new supervisor award for 2024.
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EDOR researchers discuss weight loss drugs
Medications for type 2 diabetes are being trialled as weight loss drugs. EDOR researchers comment on what this means for...
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Teens and screens - how to maximise sleep
Professor Rachael Taylor addresses questions about the effect of screen time on sleep in teenagers, based on her team's...
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Why BMI is still a useful screening tool
Professor Jim Mann explains why BMI is still a useful screening tool, along with other measures, for determining our ris...
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EDOR Director facilitates access to European health research funding
Professor Rachael Taylor is the New Zealand point of contact for Horizon Europe health research funding.
-
Prevention of obesity critical to preserving healthcare capacity
The media focus on BMI in an international report on obesity has diverted attention from the critical role of prevention...
-
HRC funding to help tackle diabetes ‘massive inequity’
The demand for recently-funded diabetes technology is likely to skyrocket by up to 400 per cent in coming years, but the...
-
Leading Thinkers turns 21 – celebrating a unique gift
EDOR was the first Leading Thinkers initiative to be funded and hosts two Chairs.
-
Service in the blood for Associate PVC Māori
Associate Professor Justine Camp (Kai Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha) has a goal – to honour and grow the legacy of her foref...
-
Child health researcher recognised by peers
The career of Professor Barry Taylor, EDOR child health researcher, was recently celebrated.
-
World Diabetes Day 2024
EDOR researcher Professor Ben Wheeler was interviewed on World Diabetes Day.
-
EDOR warns of online scam sharing misinformation about diabetes
EDOR and the University of Otago are concerned about a deep fake video and false online story featuring one of its leadi...
-
EDOR Co-Director named best new supervisor
Dr Andrew Reynolds has won the University of Otago best new supervisor award for 2024.
-
EDOR researchers discuss weight loss drugs
Medications for type 2 diabetes are being trialled as weight loss drugs. EDOR researchers comment on what this means for...
-
Teens and screens - how to maximise sleep
Professor Rachael Taylor addresses questions about the effect of screen time on sleep in teenagers, based on her team's...
-
Why BMI is still a useful screening tool
Professor Jim Mann explains why BMI is still a useful screening tool, along with other measures, for determining our ris...
-
EDOR Director facilitates access to European health research funding
Professor Rachael Taylor is the New Zealand point of contact for Horizon Europe health research funding.
-
Prevention of obesity critical to preserving healthcare capacity
The media focus on BMI in an international report on obesity has diverted attention from the critical role of prevention...
-
HRC funding to help tackle diabetes ‘massive inequity’
The demand for recently-funded diabetes technology is likely to skyrocket by up to 400 per cent in coming years, but the...
-
Leading Thinkers turns 21 – celebrating a unique gift
EDOR was the first Leading Thinkers initiative to be funded and hosts two Chairs.
-
Service in the blood for Associate PVC Māori
Associate Professor Justine Camp (Kai Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha) has a goal – to honour and grow the legacy of her foref...
-
Child health researcher recognised by peers
The career of Professor Barry Taylor, EDOR child health researcher, was recently celebrated.
-
World Diabetes Day 2024
EDOR researcher Professor Ben Wheeler was interviewed on World Diabetes Day.
-
EDOR warns of online scam sharing misinformation about diabetes
EDOR and the University of Otago are concerned about a deep fake video and false online story featuring one of its leadi...
-
EDOR Co-Director named best new supervisor
Dr Andrew Reynolds has won the University of Otago best new supervisor award for 2024.
-
EDOR researchers discuss weight loss drugs
Medications for type 2 diabetes are being trialled as weight loss drugs. EDOR researchers comment on what this means for...
-
Teens and screens - how to maximise sleep
Professor Rachael Taylor addresses questions about the effect of screen time on sleep in teenagers, based on her team's...
-
Why BMI is still a useful screening tool
Professor Jim Mann explains why BMI is still a useful screening tool, along with other measures, for determining our ris...