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'Move it or lose it': Adine Wilson and Irene van Dyk on their TV return to the court
'It was a shock to the system, but that's part of why I said I wanted to do it.'
Does breathing actually matter for your workout?
New York Times: Some claim breathing techniques can boost workouts - is this true?
Fourth measles case in Wairarapa linked to overseas travel cluster
Locals are being urged to get immunised as another case is confirmed.
Robert Beaglehole: NZ is on the cusp of smokefree history – we should celebrate
OPINION: Smoking rates in New Zealand have dropped to under 7% in six years.
'Hardest worked woman': The extraordinary life of Nurse Maude
Nurse Maude was New Zealand's first district nurse, visiting 1100 patients in her first year.
'Major leap forward': Mātai says new MRI method improves multiple sclerosis detection
The new MRI method detects subtle brain lesions unseen in current scans.
What long Covid can teach us about future pandemics
After the 1918 flu pandemic, people also complained of feeling lethargic, memory problems.
Olivia Munn reveals her mother is battling breast cancer
Kim Munn completed 12 rounds of chemotherapy and will continue Herceptin infusions.
'Dying needlessly': Iwi monitors call for action on low cancer screening rates
'People don’t have to die from diseases like that if they’re caught early enough.'
New measles cases: Masterton Pak’nSave, Carterton library visited by 3 infected people
Three new measles cases linked to overseas travel have been detected, with the individuals visiting a supermarket a library once during their infectious period. Video / Herald NOW
The farm babysitter: 'You are human, you are allowed to have a break'
Phil Thornhill is putting his skills to use and offering farmers a chance to holiday.
Hospital staff safety concerns rise after gunpoint incident
Incidents included a staff member being held at gunpoint at Palmerston North Hospital.
My weight ballooned after I gave up drinking - here’s how I finally quit both addictions
Telegraph: Battling sugar cravings after giving booze the boot.
Fresh school holiday measles scare as infected people visit supermarket, library
All three confirmed cases had recently travelled overseas.
Pilot sacked over Covid-19 vaccine: Union explains support
'All he wanted was leave without pay': Union says Jetconnect unreasonable in vaccine case.
Kiwi radio host and TV personality Mel Homer diagnosed with cancer
The mother of three will start chemotherapy this week to treat acute myeloid leukaemia.
I’m a gastroenterologist - here’s why I tell my patients to eat this one fruit
Washington Post: The fruit that can best boost your gut health.
King Charles hosts state visit with burst blood vessel in eye
Charles hosted President Macron with an eye condition 'unrelated to health issues'.
Auckland nurse finished shift with fractured ankle because of short-staffing
District nurses have written to the Health NZ CEO about severe understaffing issues.
On The Up: Freeze-dried food maker aims for major growth with Rebel Sport, Foodstuffs deals
Founder Mike Rudling envisions Radix as a global leader in personalised nutrition.
Pain, sexual dysfunction, incontinence: Why men shouldn’t ignore their pelvic floors
New York Times: Men's pelvic health is often overlooked, experts warn.
Health NZ backs down on proposal to cut maternity and gynaecology beds
The trial aimed to ease emergency department overcrowding by reallocating beds.
Public health groups file lawsuit to stop RFK jnr’s vaccine changes
The lawsuit focuses on Kennedy's withdrawal of some coronavirus vaccine recommendations.
Jessie J reveals her cancer hasn't spread
The pop star expressed gratitude, saying: 'Happy tears are real.'
'It's devastating': US measles cases reach 33-year high
US suffers public health reversal against highly contagious, vaccine-preventable disease.
'Everyone’s in complete disbelief': Teen dies from flu complications hours after arriving at hospital
Katie Iti's father says she had only been unwell for a few days.
'100% a crisis': More than 900 women wait for specialist gynaecology care in Hawke’s Bay
'Doctors aren’t even referring because they’re like, ‘you’re not going to get seen’.'