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Five surprising everyday medications that can help prevent dementia

Telegraph: Midlife vaccines may offer unexpected protection against dementia.

Do vitamin drips actually work?

Telegraph: What’s inside the bag – and whether it’s worth your time.

Letters: High praise for hospital staff; should Super be means-tested?

OPINION: Super must be means-tested and strictly based on assessed need.

Five science-backed hacks to curb your cravings naturally

Telegraph: Try these simple ways to satisfy your appetite (no weight loss drugs required).

'You've got rat bite fever': Northland woman's warning to trappers

She touched a live rat briefly, leading to severe infection and sepsis.

'Try not to think about dying': What it’s like being a mum with terminal cancer

The ex-wife of Olympic rower Eric Murray was clean-living and healthy when diagnosed.

Shane Te Pou: Pay the doctors what they're worth

OPINION: One in eight senior doctor positions are currently vacant in New Zealand.

Why taking a holiday is good for you

Data shows that getting away can boost your health, happiness and love life.

'Say your goodbyes, see your family': Mum of infant twins' incurable breast cancer

Stacey Winiata is starting on the future birthday cards and videos she wants to leave.

What we know (and don’t know) about autism, according to science

Autism cases are increasing globally, but its causes are difficult to specify.

Autistic child’s family struggle for support after medical injury leaves him unable to walk

The family of the non-verbal 11-year-old are struggling to access support.

What science says about intermittent fasting

Does it work, and is it better than other diets? 

OMAD diet: What is it and what results can you get after one month?

A deep dive into OMAD: Can one meal a day boost health or do more harm?

Former All Black hails 'game-changing' brain test

'It will offer a lot of peace of mind, which is something that’s desperately needed'

How Whakatāne Hospital plans to restore full maternity services

Since January, 88 Eastern Bay women have had their babies at Tauranga Hospital.

I'm a longevity expert. Here's how the new science of ageing can predict your future

New York Times: A new era of medical care is upon us, writes Dr Eric Topol.

Here’s a science-backed way to get healthier if you don’t like exercise

Doing everyday activities may lead to gains in health and longevity.

Yes, wearing socks to bed may help you sleep better

While it may seem counterintuitive, wearing socks could help lower core body temperature.