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Canterbury Chronic Diseases Study

A chronic disease is a disease that is long-lasting or recurrent. Examples of chronic diseases include inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis, type 1 diabetes, gout, asthma, autoimmune hepatitis, ankylosing spondylitis.

Canterbury Rheumatology and Immunology Research Group

This group undertakes research in the broad field of rheumatic diseases.

Christchurch Family Heart Study

First-degree relatives of patients who develop coronary heart disease at a young age have twice the heart disease risk because of shared lifestyle risk factors and genetic predisposition.

CREATE Trial

The CREATE Trial is a ground-breaking study in the treatment of type one diabetes. It is a randomised controlled trial of an open-source, community-built algorithm for automated insulin delivery. This technology allows for improvement in control of blood glucose and reduces the burden of care for people with type one diabetes.

Crohns and Colitis in Children Study

A multi-faceted study looking at different aspects of Inflammatory Bowel disease in children and young adolescents including; disease outcomes, disease patterns, genetics and the development of new and better ways to monitor progress over time.

Hauora Manawa: Heart Health - The Community Heart Study

There is a major disparity between Māori and non-Māori in cardiovascular mortality, and currently the available data on cardiovascular disease in Māori has mostly been obtained from mortality (death rates) or hospital statistics.

New Zealand Familial Breast Cancer Study

The NZFBCS has the key goal of better understanding DNA sequence changes in genes that alter the risk of developing breast cancer through cutting-edge research with cancer experts from around the world.

New Zealand Retinoblastoma Gene Testing Service

Gene testing is a powerful tool to assist clinicians in deciding the best approach for managing children and family members who may be predisposed to retinoblastoma.

New Zealand Very Low Birthweight Study

We are looking at health and developmental outcomes in young adulthood for New Zealand children born in 1986 who were born very early (premature) or of very low birthweight (less than 1500 grams)

Nortriptyline in Knee Arthritis - NortIKA

logo - NortIKA studyThe Nortika study is a trial assessing the pain killing effect of a medicine (nortriptyline) for people with knee arthritis.

Nutritional therapy and gut inflammation in Crohn's disease

The purpose of the study is gain a greater understanding of how nutritional therapy affects gut inflammation during active Crohn's disease. It will help us to further understand the impact nutritional therapy has in adults on disease inflammation, control of disease and quality of life.

Safety Monitoring of Adverse Reactions to Tdap Vaccine in Pregnancy (SMARTVIP)

This study will examine the safety of giving Tdap vaccination to pregnant women in Canterbury and look at the health of infants born to these mothers in their first year of life

VIDARIS

logo - VIDARISVIDARIS is a double blind randomised placebo controlled trial investigating the effect of vitamin D supplementation on the incidence and/or severity of acute respiratory infections-colds and flu in adults.

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