New Zealand researchers have uncovered a new mechanism that controls the release of the hormone insulin in the body, providing hope for those with a genetic susceptibility to type 2 diabetes.
A new, in-depth study of children and teenagers struggling with weight issues highlights their poor eating habits and concerning volumes of sugary drink consumption on a daily basis.
In light of the recent earthquakes in New Zealand, the HRC is offering some guidance for researchers working with, or intending to work with people affected by natural disasters.
A two-dollar oral dextrose gel that has revolutionised the treatment of newborns with low blood sugar has contributed to Distinguished Professor Jane Harding being recognised at New Zealand’s most prestigious research awards.
Two Wellington health researchers have been jointly awarded the prestigious Liley Medal for their outstanding contributions to health and medical science at New Zealand’s top research honours awards.
New Zealand’s six-hour target for the time people stay in hospital emergency departments has been associated with hundreds fewer patients dying, according to new research.
A recent evaluation of the HRC's Sir Charles Hercus health research fellowship scheme has highlighted its success in identifying our future health research leaders. Find out what our past Hercus recipients think.