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Health staff warn surge of patients leading to increasing pressure on hospitals.
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Thousands of testing sites have popped up on sidewalks across Beijing.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 10 June, 2022
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Cannabis for therapeutic use is still out of reach for many sick Kiwis
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Days after her Platinum Jubilee, the Queen will miss another key event.
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ACC apologises after cutting tetraplegic man's care hours
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Focus: Covid-19 public health response update
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More work is needed to gain an adequate uptake of the first booster.
Second Covid vaccine boosters could be approved this month
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Focus Morning Bulletin: 8 June, 2022
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Government introducing Bill to change legislation for second booster rollout
Amendments would make it easier for eligible people to access second booster.
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New York Times: After helping cure a man of HIV, Ravindra Gupta turned to Covid-19.
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New York Times: That morning cup of coffee may be linked to a lower risk of dying.
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Ministry of Health accused of 'cooking the books' in NZ's Covid response
Statisticians say dataset used by the ministry undercounted Māori vaccination rates.