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A 'miracle liquid' cure for cancer is still for sale despite it being merely bleach water.
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'She was really just selfless. She was so strong all the way to the end.'
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Otago man hasn't been given a positive prognosis, but he is set out to "prove them wrong".
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Focus: Fortnite tournament keeping kids entertained while in hospital
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UK mum dies after pandemic suspends bowel cancer treatment
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'Too young for cancer': Now mum only has months to live after failed diagnoses
Hayley Beaumont, 31, knew there was something wrong with her despite assurances otherwise.
Lockdown tragedy: Mother battling cancer loses daughter, 11, to leukaemia
The mother was receiving chemo when her daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia in lockdown.
Vacancies, Covid-19 create long wait for face surgery
Elective face and neck surgery wait times have increased by three months at Waikato DHB.
Family of Kiwi who died day after wedding open up about tragedy
"'He's left a big mark on many hearts."
She survived cancer - now she's working toward a breakthrough
Dr Lisa Pilkington won a fight with cancer. She now thinks she's found a breakthrough.
'Utterly devastating': 36yo mum dies seven months after cancer diagnosis
Callaghan, who felt she was too healthy to have cancer, died on Thursday.
Diagnosed with breast cancer at 34: Kiwi mum's story of hope
Doctors weren't sure mum would survive. In April, she marked 20 years since diagnosis.
Letters: Health NZ proposed name needs more gravitas
Letters on healthcare, doctors, water supply, arming police, managed isolation and port.
Focus: Woman given months to live after being told not to worry about lump
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Hollie Mcintyre has been given just months to live.
How genetically modified NZ goats could help fight cancer
Genetically-tweaked goats could aid in the fight against cancer, NZ trial finds.
'Unacceptable': Man dies after IT error causes year-long delay in test results
An IT error caused a year-long delay in a dying man receiving his test results.
Bowel cancer test kit holders urged to go ahead
Bowel screening programme to resume now Covid-19 alert restrictions have reduced.
Bowel cancer 'not just old person's disease'
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'We weren't planning to have a funeral' - parents remember loving teen
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Auckland twin sisters shave hair after one is diagnosed with cancer.
Budget 2020: Cancer Society welcomes health funding, urges system rejig
The Pharmac funding increase signals a business-as-usual approach, says cancer expert.
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Ministry review overturns some rejected isolation exemption requests
A High Court case prompted another look at applications for isolation exemptions.