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Most people aren’t following this important dietary advice. Are you?

Here’s what to know about seafood, including the healthiest types - and the ones to avoid.

Study links social media use to rise in depression among preteens

Social media's impact on the mental health of young people progresses over the years.

A tooth to a Christmas ham: The wildest things Kiwis have left in Ubers

The data also revealed NZ's most forgetful city and the most commonly forgotten items.

After years of his lying about drinking, how do I trust my husband again?

Washington Post: Navigating trust when addiction strains your marriage.

Seven ways to dementia-proof yourself in midlife

Experts say up to 40% of dementia cases can be prevented with lifestyle changes.

Extremely life-like dolls cause a frenzy in Brazil

New York Times: The video received more than 16 million views on TikTok.

Society Insider: Chef Al Brown dating businesswoman; Buyers sought to co-own slice of $30m Queenstown hotel

Plus, meet the former St Kent's student fulfilling her Ivy League dreams.

She’s completed 99 Ironman races. Her motivation? Patting dogs mid-race

Jill Walker is used to the question - “shouldn’t you be running?”

What Kiwis get wrong about wills, according to a family lawyer

Around 50% of Kiwis don't have a will. Here's why you should.

Anyone for 3D meat? Japan's Expo showcases food of the future

The Expo showcases futuristic foods, including green and red rice.

'May die with cancer': Palace insider on King Charles' health

King Charles, 76, revealed his cancer diagnosis 18 months ago.

Anti-ageing hacks for busy people

New York Times: Which healthy behaviours pack the biggest benefits?

How Covid changed the way we view sick leave and workplace health

Experts suggest calling in sick is often the best approach.

Bread is great for your gut health, but only if you choose the right loaf

Telegraph: Why you don't need to stop eating sandwiches.

Are dating apps bad for your mental health?

'People are constantly looking for validation and a dopamine rush that doesn't happen.'

Yes, you can chill red wine - these are the best varieties to try

Quality chillable red wines are easy to find, fun to drink and feel unfussy.