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10 Mar 2025

Digital health education – focusing on the future


With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological advances, there’s never been a better time to focu...

From left: Otago Medical School staff stalwarts Philip Tilson, Jillian Tourelle, Anne-Marie Patterson and Jacqui Bradshaw reflect on their years working at the School.

05 Mar 2025

Professional staff the backbone of Medical School


They’re knowledgeable, experienced and unflappable. And what they don’t know about the Otago Medical School (OMS) probab...

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28 Feb 2025

Med student on the fast track


Third-year Otago medical student Annise Boothroyd loves a challenge.

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27 Feb 2025

Researchers call for end to futile CPR


To reduce unnecessary harm, staff in aged residential care facilities should not be forced to provide chest compressions...

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18 Feb 2025

Change can foster innovation says new OMS Dean


People shouldn’t be scared of change as it can create great opportunities, says new Otago Medical School Dean Professor...

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16 Jan 2025

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...

Nine members of the Otago University Rowing Club (OURC) were thrilled to compete in the Olympic Legacy Regatta in Japan recently. From left: Hannah Wylie, Jack Pearson, Messina Su’a, Cody Johnson, Olivia Studholme, Fynn Alison, Madison Neale, Sam Barnett and Ella Hansen.

02 Jan 2025

Language no barrier for Otago rowers in Japan


Rowing was the universal language for nine Otago tauira when they competed in an Olympic Legacy Regatta in Japan recentl...

09 Dec 2024

Family tragedy inspires path to medicine


Curiosity from tragedy led Dr Melenia Kaitaeifo to medicine.

Leni Leota, who is graduating today with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery.

07 Dec 2024

Otago journey leads to unexpected places


While most people get bitten by sandflies on the West Coast, Otago tauira Leni Leota was bitten by the love bug.

06 Dec 2024

Mammoth effort pays off for Māori medical graduand


If you want to see where hard work and determination can get you, look no further than Otago Medical School graduand Car...

Professor Tim Stokes

05 Dec 2024

Congratulations doctor, doctor, doctor


If you think graduating once as a doctor is a big achievement, try three times.

22 Nov 2024

Wellington reunion for Med School Class of ’79


A reunion of Otago’s medical school Class of ’79 held on the Wellington campus in October gave the first-ever group of s...

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