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Teen parent service calls for more support for young pregnant Māori
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Study determines if youth mental health is caused by their neighbourhood environment
Māori and Pacific Island youth mental health outcomes may lie in where they live.
American Samoa to re-open early childcare centres
High measles vaccination rates leads to directive from the governor.
Ross Lawrenson: Foreign doctor numbers highlight the need for another medical school
OPINION: The 2023 budget is unlikely to do the one thing our health system needs.
Too addicted to quit: Teens hooked on vaping speak out
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Corrections 'failings' before suicide of young father uncovered
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Family with autistic son denied residency
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Death of drunken 14yo girl prompts coroner warning
Teen had smoked cannabis and drunk cider before tragic accident.
Starship nurse struck off after risking children’s safety
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Middlemore Hospital patient died in suspected suicide after discharge
Hospital managers to apologise to family of patient who died in suspected suicide in 2018.
Crunching data lines up Māori and Pasifika mental health to their living environment
Research considers the links between mental wellbeing and external factors.
Revealed: ACC and NZ Rugby swapped notes rejecting concussion, degenerative brain injury link
Documents reveal ACC and NZ Rugby emailed after rugby brain injury cases emerged.
Shane Reti: Government's Winter Plan a good idea, but falls short
Labour’s Winter Health Plan has serious shortcomings, writes Shane Reti.
Peter Davis: A tale of two budgets
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Concerns after Asian women lowered in priority for health screening
'It risks a backlash and loss of trust which is potentially counterproductive.'
Dame Valerie Adams helps South Auckland charity warm up winter for 10,000 tamariki
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