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Sound Healing, does it really work?

Associate Professors from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience Mangor Pedersen and Daniel Shepherd explore if sound healing is healthy or a hoax.

Depression in Pacific adolescents

A new study uses network analysis to demonstrate how connectedness with family, friends, and school can prevent depression in Pacific adolescents.

For the greater good

Dr Mangor Pedersen is harnessing the power of AI to revolutionise the treatment of epilepsy, traumatic brain injury and dementia. AUT’s Insight meets him.

Good design and normalising disability

Harnessing the lived experience of disabled people is key to changing the face of disability and design at both a societal and personal level.

HRC Emerging Researchers First Grants

AUT picked up one third of Health Research Council Emerging Researchers First Grants this year.

New authority could transform Māori health

Dr Heather Came and Adjunct Professor Dominic O’Sullivan weigh-in on the establishment of a new Maori health authority in The Conversation.

Assisted dying referendum

NZ’s law lacks necessary detail to make a fully informed decision, says Dr Rhona Winnington.

HRC grants for three AUT researchers

AUT researchers working on stroke, exercise science and traumatic brain injury research have received Health Research Council grants.

How adolescents define well being

Tweens see family and friends as the surest way towards wellbeing

Student collab enhances patient care

AUT Integrated Health (AIH) provides primary healthcare, specialised services and programmes for the community.