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COVID-19: OHA investigators in the media

Wednesday, 23 March 2022

One Health Aotearoa investigators have been highly sought after as opinion leaders on the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to providing technical advice to various authorities, our investigators have featured prominently ...

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Can your family help Wellington scientists develop better vaccines?

Thursday, 10 March 2022

The game changing WellKiwis Infant study led by ESR experts needs to recruit more Wellington whānau that could hold the key to developing longer lasting vaccines – especially from the ...

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No, catching Omicron is not ‘inevitable’ – here’s why we should all still avoid the virus

Wednesday, 09 March 2022

Aotearoa New Zealand has entered new COVID territory, characterised by high vaccination rates but also the rapid spread of the Omicron variant and rising numbers of hospitalisations. As we approach ...

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OHA investigators involved with PMCSA’s report on infectious disease and antimicrobial research

Monday, 07 March 2022

One Health Aotearoa investigators were contributors to the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor’s report, Kotahitanga: Uniting Aotearoa against infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance, which was publicly released late last week. ...

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  • COVID-19: OHA investigators in the media
  • Can your family help Wellington scientists develop better vaccines?
  • No, catching Omicron is not ‘inevitable’ – here’s why we should all still avoid the virus
  • OHA investigators involved with PMCSA’s report on infectious disease and antimicrobial research
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