Research finds vaccines are not behind the rise in autism. So what is?
New York Times: Scientists have studied dozens of potential triggers.
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Pinnacle and Tūranga Health collaborated on the event for Gisborne pēpī and tamariki.
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What we know about HMPV, the virus spreading in China
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Eight new health habits that are better than a diet
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Charlotte Paul: Where do we go now with puberty blockers?
OPINION: New prescribing of puberty blockers for children has increased sharply.
The 10 warning signs of high blood pressure – and what to do about it
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Gisborne’s waka ama dealt ‘crushing blow’ after dumped waste leads to water health warning
Health warnings shut Gisborne's waters again after dumped garden waste blocked a sewer.
‘Absolutely vital’: Australia pushes for junk food ad ban
The policy 'tackles the harmful influence of unhealthy food marketing on kids'.
I practically lived at the pub, but giving up beer saved my life
Telegraph: What a year without beer really does to your body.
The 3-minute orgasm: A Kiwi scientist on reversing libido loss at menopause
Dr Iona Weir talks about putting her own product to the test.
Letters: Question of arming police on duty raised again
OPINION: 'All police on duty should be armed for their safety.'
Eight health tips to reverse all the indulgence from the holidays
Telegraph: How to eat healthily at home without feeling deprived.
What NZ scientists are discovering about how our bodies fight infection
Ever wondered if catching one viral nasty spares you from being hit hard by another?
Māori nurse’s journey: Why Hani Sipu left home for Australia’s outback
'I want to look after them as if they’re my family.'
Lack of Covid leave a problem for health professionals, nurse says
Nurses allegedly reluctant to test for Covid and take time off work amid latest influx.
How loneliness could be silently harming your health
Scientists found five proteins whose abundance was caused by loneliness.
French international suffers cardiac arrest taking powdered tobacco
Three-cap Hassane Kolingar needed a five-hour operation to 'clean' his heart.
Early diagnosis of high blood pressure could save lives, experts warn
Telegraph: Knowing and checking your blood pressure numbers is essential for health.
Calls for warning labels on alcohol may grow after US announcement
New Zealand researchers say there is a need to tackle alcohol-related health problems.
'Best thing for our marriage': How ecstasy use is on the rise among older Kiwis
Ecstasy is the second most commonly used illicit drug in New Zealand after cannabis.
Medical lab staff to strike for pay parity, impacting services nationwide
Medical lab staff to strike for 24 hjours on Wednesday and Friday
Why Four Square is finally apologising to Kiwi feminist after 55 years
Joss Shawyer resisted forced adoption and supported other single mothers to do the same
Letters: Horticulture’s $8b bounty offers hope amid challenges
Readers' letters for January 6.
Bad sleeping habits could be deadly - here’s how to fix them
Irregular sleep is linked to increased risks of heart attack, dementia and depression.
How to fight annual weight gain with simple habits
Here’s what’s behind this sneaky yearly occurrence and how to prevent it.
Gisborne city river and ocean waters clean again
Ocean, river activities back on after council lifts health warnings
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'He fades pretty quickly but he does his best.'