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Most fitness influencers are doing more harm than good

New York Times: It's not all bad, though. Here’s how to find #fitspiration you can trust.

Six surprising reasons sex helps you live longer

Telegraph: 'Sex is good for us, both partnered and solo,' says Dr Janine David.

IUDs: Everything you need to know about the confusing contraceptive

From basic facts to food for thought, here are all your IUD questions answered.

Author Megan Nicol Reed on the pleasure and pain of female friendship

OPINION: 'I'm a woman’s woman, through and through.'

Why artificial sweeteners could actually be bad for your weight (and your health)

Telegraph: The WHO has changed its guidance on sweeteners after a review of evidence.

The surprising hobby that could reduce your risk of dementia

It’s never too late to get the creative juices flowing.

Cyclone recovery package: Councils, Opposition react

Cyclone Gabrielle's devastation is still being felt across NZ - but now there is hope.

Hangxiety: What’s really behind your morning-after blues

Telegraph: A thumping head is bad enough, but the mental torture and regret? Even worse.

Winter flu season approaches, with vaccination 'the first line of defence'

"We don’t have a crystal ball and we don’t know what’s coming."

Breast cancer screening delays may have harmed patients

Up to 10 women have been impacted by breast cancer screening delays.

The success myth: Why our addiction to achievement is making us sick

Telegraph: 'Recovering success addict' Emma Gannon says we're chasing an illusion.

20 small food changes that will make a big difference to your health

Telegraph: Professor Tim Spector's simple food hacks for better health.

How to spoil Mum this Mother's Day

From personalised goodies to gift subscriptions, here's what to get Mum this Mother's Day.

Life returns to normal in American Samoa despite active measles cases

Measles vaccinations have been administered since campaigns started last month.

Rising cost of living reported as top reason Kiwis are seeking food support

A new survey reveals food banks are feeding 165% more people than pre pandemic

The midlife confidence crash - and how to make a fresh start

Telegraph: Burnout and self-doubt have replaced the sports car as signs of a crisis.