Doctor awarded grant
A research grant of $45,000 has been awarded to a Christchurch doctor by the National Heart Foundation.
Dr lan Crozier, a cardiologist based at the Princess Margaret Hospital, will use the money for research into the effects of rapid rhythm disturbance on the heart and circulation. Dr Crozier has received a Doctorate in Medicine for research work at PrinMr "
cess .argaret and has recently returned from an overseas fellowship studying in London. He has a part-time cardiologist post with the Canterbury Area Health Board. The medical director of the Heart Foundation, Dr David Hay, said the grant has brought the total awarded to those in the Canterbury area to $1.75 million since the foundation was formed 21 years ago.
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Press, 22 July 1989, Page 5
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