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Can crosswords and games prevent dementia?
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Doctor’s warning over office workers’ common bathroom act
'Voluntary withholding' is common among office workers.
The five foods that every midlife man and woman should be adding to their weekly shop
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Health NZ Commissioner steps in to prevent staff losing Milo
'Milo will remain available to all,' Lester Levy told Health New Zealand staff.
Canadian teen with suspected H5N1 in critical state
The country’s first presumed human case of H5N1 had no underlying conditions.
Armie Hammer: 'My mom got me a vasectomy for my birthday'
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The NZ health district where there is one GP to 1900 people
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Suicide call-outs taking toll on paramedics, study finds
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Queen Camilla's health update amid battle with chest infection
The Queen has been feeling ill the past few days, causing her to withdraw from events.
Shellfish collection ban in BoP harbour in force now
A two-year ban on taking the shellfish came into force today.
'Speed up access' to health services: New child wellness centre opens
It is a 'significant milestone' in Health NZ's commitment to improving children's health.
Support for grieving couple to start a family
Losing a child to preterm birth is devastating, bringing deep grief and fear. However, support and medical options offer hope to couples longing to succeed in starting a family.
Letters: A healthy society doesn't leave people behind
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Two families who lost premature babies share their second chances at parenthood
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Pharmac to disestablish its Māori advisory group
Input from Pharmac's Māori advisory group will be replaced by outside partnerships.
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