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Face transplant recipient hails results

When his doctor handed him the mirror, Andy Sandness stared at his image and absorbed the enormity of it: He had a new face, one that had belonged to another man.

Wall sensors could predict falling risk for elderly

Falls could be predicted in older people three weeks before they happen, according to new research using sensors in the home to monitor the occupants' gait.

Prop lost 50kg to pursue dream

Don Junior Sa'u always dreamed of making a career out of his passion for rugby. But there was one giant obstacle standing in his way.

Nanogirl: Can science predict if you'll go bald?

COMMENT: If you are starting to worry about your receding hairline, thinning crown or bald spot, you are not alone.

Woman taken in by young neighbour dies

Norma Cook, woman whose friendship with her neighbor melted hearts across the nation, died in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.

The dangers of a gluten-free diet

New research suggests those choosing to follow the gluten-free trend are exposed to high levels of two toxic metals.

Why being obese doesn't mean being unhealthy

Science has proven that some obese people with high levels of fat can also be in good physical health. Here's how.

ADHD myths debunked after breakthrough

For the first time, scientists can point to evidence that people with ADHD have brain structures that differ from those of people without ADHD.

'This is my last chance at life'

After 14 years, four brain tumours, 10 neurosurgeries and ongoing heartache Noah Telfer is on his last chance to live for his family.

Why your diet could be doing you more harm than good

A dietitian reveals how trying to adhere to the magic number of calories for weight loss could be having a negative effect on your health and fertility.

Coca-Cola health kick falls short

Coca-Cola's bid to offer lower-calorie drinks and healthier options has yet to fix its daunting challenges overseas. Pushing more

How to tell if you're 'too sensitive'

Have you ever been told "you're too sensitive"? Kyle MacDonald explains what the real issue is when someone is accused of being overly emotional.

NZ study reveals effect of porn on youth

A Kiwi woman is helping lift the lid on how pornography consumption is effecting young people in New Zealand.

The best meal prep food for weight loss

It's the slightly smug Instagram craze for preparing all your weekday meals in advance. Here's how to make meal prepping work for you and your weight loss goals.

How to avoid middle-aged brain fog

After growing concerned about her ability to recall things and focus, Rachel Kelly embarked on a five-year search to learn how food can help boost mental clarity.

Kiwis support cake-baking kindy mum

New Zealanders overwhelmingly support a mum who was shamed after she included a piece of baked chocolate slice in her child's lunchbox.