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Early menopause occurs in 5 per cent of women - so what causes it?

Can very hot drinks lead to cancer?

Studies suggest hot drinks can cause cancer but experts say there are other risky factors.

Functional fitness: Why you need to start in your 20s and 30s

The exercises can help you to be as physically capable as possible.

Ask An Expert: My new husband doesn't invite me to family parties

New York Times: He heads out for all-day family jam sessions; she sits home alone.

Nine foods that are good for your cholesterol – and one of them is cheese

Telegraph: New research suggests that not all saturated fats behave the same.

From zero to 100: How to avoid injuries this summer, according to experts

A Northland physio and personal trainer offer tips on preventing injuries this summer.

Coffee and a sniff: Ten surprising ways to boost your sex drive

Telegraph: Not feeling it? Try these simple lifestyle tips to reboot your libido.

Opinion: Localism - the common thread in New Zealand's emerging coalition

OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.

Anticipatory grief: What I learnt from the last year of my husband’s life

Telegraph: When a loved one is diagnosed with an incurable disease, grief begins.

How to burn 800 calories at home and cut your heart attack risk

Telegraph: Looking for an all-weather, effective and free fitness routine? Read on.

Aussie influencer calls out 'damaging' post-baby comment

Steph Claire Smith divides internet after targeting post-partum bounce back culture.

Mayors get behind breast cancer street appeal

“Breast cancer is survivable, and if I can help with the message, I can help save lives."

Generation queer: Why so many Gen Zers say they’re gay or bi

Times: One in ten young Brits are gay or bisexual — and it’s no biggie.

Does chicken soup really help when you’re sick?

A nutrition specialist explains what’s behind the beloved comfort food.

Ask an expert: Should we keep paying for our ungrateful son's holidays?

New York Times: He's pushing 40, married, and has two kids - and a decent income.

Nutritionist reveals the McDonald's items she won't buy

Which Macca’s menu options are the healthiest?

Strokes are more common and serious in women. Here's how to reduce your risk

New York Times: Each year, more than 6.6 million people worldwide die from strokes.

How fear of insomnia can only make it worse

Experts explain why most of us don't need to worry if we're not sleeping well at night.