Past research projects
Since its establishment in 1986, the Foundation has provided almost a million dollars in research funding to a variety of organisations. You'll find summaries of recent projects in the Annual Reports.
Earlier projects include:
- Investigation Of The Medical Applications Of A Mammary Gland Serum Amyloid Protein
- Parents And Whanau Experiences Of The Palliative Care Of Their Children: An Aotearoa/ New Zealand Study
- Free Radicals In The Induction Of Diabetes
- Effectiveness Of Counselling Patients On Physical Activity In General Practice Using The 'Green Prescription': Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial
- Medical Student Radiology Training in New Zealand
- Cognitive Changes With Adjuvant Therapy For Breast Cancer: A Longitudinal Study
- Establishing The Sensitivity Of Procalcitonin In Confirmed Cases Of Meningococcal Disease Within The Current New Zealand Epidemic
- Exploratory Study Of Multidisciplinary Roles, Relationships And Inter-Professional Collaboration For Learning Disability
- Induction Of Cancer-Protective Enzymes By Compounds Present In Plants Of The Cabbage Family
- Motivational Interviewing In A New Zealand Community Alcohol And Drug Service: A Randomised Controlled Study
- Natural Products From Pacific Flora And Fauna
- Radiation, Chemical Carcinogens And Brain Cancers In New Zealand
- Survey Of Barriers To Diabetes Care In The Waikato
- The Molecular Footprint Of Sepsis
- Induction Of Cancer-Protective Enzymes By Compounds Present In Plants Of The Cabbage Family
- The Profile Of Cytokine And Chemokine MRNA Expression In Septic ICU Patients
- Investigating The Sensitivity Of Medically Important Micro-Organisms To The Antimicrobial Activity Of Honey
- Natural Products From Pacific Flora And Fauna
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