
Hemma Vara: Why do we love joking about mental health on the internet?
From mental breakdowns to anxiety attacks, you’re not alone in sharing memes.
From mental breakdowns to anxiety attacks, you’re not alone in sharing memes.
Bullet coffees are marketed as a healthy beverage, but research suggests otherwise.
It’s time for patients to start asking tougher questions, doctors argue.
The key to health may lie in diet, exercise and a little of what’s “bad” for us.
Like many things in life, food processing is not black and white.
Often in men, the problem isn’t recognised and symptoms may differ from women.
Research reveals the vital importance of our sleep cycles to health.
Doctor believes healthcare should prioritise prevention over treatment.
Though the benefits of nasal breathing are well established, experts don't recommend it.
Kiwi children spend more than a third of their after-school time looking at screens.
Kiwi women are more likely to die from ovarian cancer than those in comparable countries.
ADHD diagnosis as an adult helps you discover why aspects of your life have been so hard.
A simple review as part of standard healthcare could make huge differences.
Protein-supplement use among adolescents often indicates deeper body-image issues.
For something so basic to health, good breathing doesn’t come naturally to most of us.
Could using a placebo effect make existing drugs more effective in treating pain?
New Zealand research reveals the benefit of halving our red meat consumption.
Vitamin D supplements may help, but healthy diet and active lifestyle may be our best bet.
Contrary to many eating disorders myths they affect people of all ages, genders and sizes.
NZ researcher says how it happened is far from clear, but the link is likely.
Modern health worries aren’t necessarily based on unfounded conspiracy theories.
Many healthy foods contain a plant protein that may have harmful effects.
Back pain is the No 1 cause of physical disability. The bad news is, rest is no cure.
Ultra-processed foods are harmful to our health, yet they meet food safety standards.
One family spent the first year mainly in bed. Another says she "looked like a bullfrog."
Is highly cleansed air really the healthiest thing we can inhale? Apparently, no.
Our bodies being out-of-sync may be to blame for winter blues.
Alcohol may relieve pain and relax us, but it also risks long-term health conditions.
Just like calculating patients’ heart age and lung age, skeletal age proves handy.
Why is our guidance at least 5 times higher than Canada's?