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Dehydration in older people – a fluids situation

With long, hot summer days ahead, the importance of staying well-hydrated can't be overstated - especially among older people more prone to...

Walking into a new lease of life

In late October, Jen Eaton successfully compete in the annual Multiple Steps for MS thanks to the work and help of third-year Bachelor of Sport and...

Work integrated Sport and Exercise successes celebrated

Students, staff and industry supervisors celebrated the success of this year's Sport and Exercise Practicum cohort at the Sport and Rugby Institute...

New world-class hockey turf for Manawatū

A new world-class hockey turf is now available for the Manawatū community

Lust and laughs galore in Summer Shakespeare

Manawatū Summer Shakespeare turns 18 this year - the perfect age to stage a riotous, gender-bending production of Twelfth Night as a jukebox...

Opinion: When fun is not enough to keep young people in sport

Associate Professor Dennis Slade says coaches and teachers must deliver more than fun to keep youngsters in sport into adulthood.

Surveys explore COVID-19 impact on older NZers

Health psychology researchers are investigating the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and national response on the wellbeing of older New Zealanders,...

Massey PhD graduand wins Australasian sleep research award

Massey University PhD graduand Clare Ladyman has won the Sleep Health Foundation's Emerging Sleep Hero Award for her research on sleep in pregnancy.

Critical health psychology celebrates 30 years at Massey

During a year in which we have faced one of the biggest global health challenges of this century, Massey University this week marks 30 years of...

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