A National Science Challenge focused on healthier lives for all NZers, by undertaking research to equitably prevent and treat cancer, CVD, obesity & T2 diabetes
Physical copies of the major reports produced by Healthier Lives can be accessed from the University of Otago library and the National Library of New Zealand.
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The Healthier Lives National Science Challenge has produced a rich resource of #research materials during the last nine years, and these will remain available to anyone looking for them in the future.
This thread explains where research findings have been archived. 1/8
An inventory of the research outputs of the three health-related National Science Challenges is available in Evidence for health and wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand:
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The Healthier Lives National Science Challenge has officially come to an end. We would like to thank the researchers, communities and kaupapa partners who contributed to nine years of mission-led #health research, with many of the findings summarised here:
https://t.co/MHw15oHwe5
With a simple blood test, ctDNA provides a transformative, accessible and less invasive addition to current testing for cancer patients.
Hear about this revolutionary technology in a new podcast series, Sticking it to Cancer.
https://t.co/c7GdgUy2rf
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A revolutionary new technology is changing the game for #cancer care with a simple blood test.
Healthier Lives researchers explore the potential of #ctDNA for improving cancer care in NZ, in the Sticking it to Cancer podcasts.
https://t.co/GtdJvXbkdZ
https://t.co/fa3d5v60do
Shared transport has benefits: more equitable access, less GHGe, greater social connection. A short film by Ollie Dawe describes how two residential communities in Ōtautahi Christchurch participated in research to see if shared transport would suit them.
https://t.co/h4VqVsza7U
Ebikes used to be conspicuously absent in Ngā Hau Māngere. That’s all changed since researchers, funders and the community came together to run #ebike trials.
Watch this short film by Ollie Dawe to see how a community embraced the joy of cycling. https://t.co/yUcuAGCBzf
Food is vitally important to our health and the health of our planet. The Sustainable NZ Kai project modelled 5 policies that could benefit both.
Dr Cristina Cleghorn’s @publichealthUOW research is featured in a comic by Toby Morris @XTOTL in @TheSpinoffTV today.
Food is vitally important to our health and the health of our planet. The Sustainable NZ Kai project modelled 5 policies that could benefit both.
Dr Cristina Cleghorn’s @publichealthUOW research is featured in a comic by Toby Morris @XTOTL in @TheSpinoffTV today.
We have modelled the health impacts of 5 food policies that could be implemented in NZ to improve the health of the population: https://t.co/nyx3blOr60
We have modelled the health impacts of 5 food policies that could be implemented in NZ to improve the health of the population: https://t.co/nyx3blOr60
Great to see @DiabetesAus supporting culturally inclusive, co-designed #diabetes research with Pasifika communities. Healthier Lives is also celebrating 7 years of Pacific-led co-designed NZ research to prevent #type2diabetes - see our most recent project: https://t.co/QPOcnvS86j
In a world first, Diabetes Australia Research Program funding has supported research into diabetes self-management using a Pasifika Indigenous approach. The program has shown the importance of culturally specific programs delivered by the community. https://t.co/vVX9nwfMqW
Healthier Lives researchers have contributed their expertise to a major new report on how rebalancing our #food system can improve health and wellbeing. Science Challenge Director Prof Sir Jim Mann talked with @NewshubNZ about how this also saves money.
https://t.co/7HbfVQjYu5
@templetonf Our deepest condolences to you and your family Harry, from everyone in the Healthier Lives NSC who worked with Fleur. She was an incredibly warm, curious and thoughtful person whose presence could light up a room. We’re so sorry for your loss.