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Last month, the helicopter completed 48 missions.
Coroner rules Dunedin man’s death from Covid vax may have been prevented
HDC finds failing to provide information was a prima facie breach of the health code.
Survey finds some Māori don’t like online dating, online shopping or surveillance cameras; know their rights
Privacy data shows the many dislikes of Māori
How to get more antioxidants in your diet
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New Zealand Hospice conducts world-first review system survey that gives a voice to the dying
Hospice asks for participation to support societal change.
'Bar needs to be higher': Advocate's call for tougher penalties for doctor misconduct
"We’re short of doctors, but we shouldn’t accept doctors whose behaviour is that bad.”
The truth about OCD – separating fact from fiction
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Are we talking too much about mental health?
Studies cast doubt on whether mental health interventions are making young people better.
‘How could you rob us of our time with Myles?’: Scammers target rugby player’s funeral
Widow forced to post warning after scammers post fake funeral link.
‘Extraordinary’: Meet the husband and wife diagnosed with breast cancer a year apart
Man was so shocked at his diagnosis that he initially told people he had “chest cancer”.
‘Her face was covered in blood’: Mum, baby showered in glass when car crashed into eatery
Mum and baby injured, with 14-month-old needing surgery, in frightening incident.
Are you drinking too much alcohol? Signs you need to cut down
Many of us are in denial about our alcohol intake. Here are the key warning signs.
How to reduce your belly fat for long-term health
Belly fat can be more dangerous than you think. Here's how to reduce it effectively.
13-year-old girl dies suddenly after bullying – a family’s plea to NZ’s leaders
Devastated family begs Government for more help for teens in crisis.
Six week meditation course promises peace and focus
Gisborne health coach Becs Erickson teaches powerful meditation techniques.
Forgery, adultery and violence: Every doctor censured in the past five years
Nearly half of the doctors who committed misconduct have name suppression.
Longer hospital stays after birth a ‘hollow gesture' amid midwife shortage
There are at least 330 vacancies nationwide which Labour says is unacceptably high.
Why is everyone sick? What’s happening this cold, flu and Covid season
The surge in cool-season flu and colds is compounded by Covid's ongoing presence.
Can chewing gum improve your diet and health?
Sugar-free chewing gum has been promoted for its oral health benefits for years.
Is Prince Harry’s favoured therapy EMDR another fad, or does it work?
Assessing the real benefits of EMDR beyond the celebrity endorsements.
Opinion: As bird flu looms, the lessons of past pandemics take on new urgency
New York Times opinion: We need to be prepared to fight the next war, not the last one.
The pill makes some women miserable. But are they really quitting it en masse?
NYT: The internet is awash with stories of women throwing out their oral contraceptives.
Lessons in life, death and love: What we can learn from hospice care
Death is a taboo topic, so what's it like when you face it every day as part of your job?
'Act of desperation': Transgender teen tried to cut off breast in self-mastectomy
High school student had waited years for publicly funded gender-affirming surgery.
The 19 simple things you can do to reduce stress
An expert reveals her top tips, from writing a journal to taking probiotics.
Are best-before dates a waste of time – and a waste of food?
"This has taken away people’s ability to use their senses."
Can this blood test detect cancer years before diagnosis?
It's hoped the finding could help efforts to stop cancer before it starts.
Junior doctors strike for second time
Junior doctors walked off the job at 7am today, this time for two days.
The day a top newsreader found out he had dementia
Times: 'After the life that I’ve led, it was not surprising in a sense.'
Longevity expert says living to the age of 150 could become the norm
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