The leaf homogenate of Psychotria insularum is widely used in Samoan traditional medicine
to treat inflammation associated with fever, body aches, swellings, wounds, elephantiasis …

An unusual tetrahalogenated indole with the exceptionally rare inclusion of the three
halogens bromine, chlorine, and iodine was found using mass spectrometry within a fraction …

A detailed examination of the red alga Callophycus serratus collected in Tonga led to the
isolation of six new halogenated meroditerpenoids: callophycol C (1), callophycoic acid I (2) …

As Pacific early career researchers (ECRs), relational interconnections and engagement are
at the heart of our collective responsibilities to each other. Although we share a mutual …

Over 90% of patients with head trauma seen in emergency departments (EDs) are
diagnosed with minor head injuries. Over-utilisation of CT scans results in unnecessary …

Delays to adequate analgesia result in worse patient care, decreased patient and provider
satisfaction and increased patient complaints. The leading presenting symptom to …

Introduction Patient–clinician communication in the Emergency Department (ED) faces
challenges of time and interruptions, resulting in negative effects on patient satisfaction with …

The aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR), a ligand-activated transcription factor thought to
mediate a number of physiological roles in the body, is becoming a target of interest for the …

An NMR-and MS-directed study led to the isolation and structure elucidation of several
halogenated secondary metabolites from a New Zealand and a Tongan red alga. An …

During the course of this study, Tongan marine organisms were investigated for new
secondary metabolites. A combination of reversed-and normal-phase chromatographic …