• Cardiorenal syndrome in a transgenic hypertensive rat model 

  Leader, Catherine

  Hypertension is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease and myocardial infarction (MI), and these are strongly associated with renal injury. However, the impact of MI additional to the effect of hypertension on renal ...

• Taphonomic alteration to juvenile porcine bone after exposure to a marine environment 

  Hughes, Jennifer

  Research into the effects of different aquatic environments, particularly marine environments, on the taphonomic alteration of the skeleton, is an under-studied area of forensic research. Taphonomic alteration is ...

• What monitoring strategies are most successful for promoting weight loss? A randomised controlled trial 

  Jospe, Michelle; Roy, Melyssa; Brown, Rachel; Williams, Sheila; Osborne, Hamish; Meredith-Jones, Kim; McArthur, Jenny; Fleming, Elizabeth; Taylor, Rachael

  Objectives: While tracking progress is one of the strongest predictors of success in healthy eating and physical activity interventions, it is uncertain whether it matters which behavior (diet, activity or weight) is being ...

• People’s Interaction with Public Art in Public Spaces within New Zealand 

  Jagannath, Thejaswini

  Public art is an attractive feature for public spaces worldwide. From fountains to sculptures, public art colours and influences public spaces. It supports interaction, suggesting meanings and symbolism to people. This ...

• Influence of Risk Factors on Incidence, Management, Recurrence, and Follow-up of Acute Diverticulitis. 

  Sharma, Prashant Vinay

  Acute Diverticulitis is a significant problem, accounting for up to one third of acute surgical admissions. Despite significant and rapid advances in medical knowledge, it remains a poorly understood disease. Practice ...

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