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Over the 25 years since cellphones have gone from being uncommon to common, the incidence of brain tumours has scarcely changed. Photo / Getty Images
With a pending World Health Organisation report on the effects of mobile phone usage on the brain, the evidence so far is pointing to good news. However, much is still unknown. Is your mobile phone giving you a brain tumour? Yeah, nah, maybe: depending on who you listen to, all of the above may… More
Family doctors need more help to deal with suspected child abuse cases, says Starship paediatrician Dr Patrick… More
Health service cuts flagged by Auckland health chiefs could cost the country more through increased rates of chronic… More
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Catherine Masters meets the latest recipient of the Rutherford Medal. Gattaca was on the television the other… More
Auckland's district health boards should permanently ditch their failed approach to laboratory contracting, which… More
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Friday November 20, 2009
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