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    Research from New Zealand scientists could improve the way we treat infections

    Research from New Zealand scientists could improve the way we treat infections


    Auckland University researchers have discovered that when exposed to daylight, our cells swing into action to fight bacteria.

    They studied fish who share an immune cell with humans to learn it has a circadian clock, alerting it to daylight.

    Associate Professor, Christopher Hall, says the discovery could change the way we treat inflammatory diseases.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    The Black Ferns have won the Pacific Four tournament after belting the United States 79-14 in a 13-tries-to-two rout at North Harbour Stadium 18:57

     Motoring:
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     Netball:
    A strong defensive display has helped the Central Pulse record a dominant 69-45 victory over the Northern Stars in their ANZ Premiership netball game in Takanini 18:37

     Auckland:
    A person's been taken into custody in Auckland after stealing a dinghy 18:07

     Rugby:
    Chiefs number eight Wallace Sititi admits he's still far from his best heading into tonight's Super Rugby contest against Moana Pasifika in Hamilton 17:27

     Soccer:
    Auckland FC are striving for a fast start in this evening's A-League semi-final return leg against Melbourne Victory at Mt Smart 16:57

     Christchurch:
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     International:
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     Basketball:
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