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How many did the cyclone injure? New data gives clearer picture of casualty count

Injuries and hospitalisations from the cyclone have so far proved challenging to collate.

Booklet to make raising a child with a rare disorder a bit easier

Kiwi CRPS has released an important booklet to help parents of kids with rare disorders.

I found out my biological father is a super sperm donor

Telegraph: Half-siblings across the UK are likely meeting, having no idea they're related.

Some people on Ozempic lose the desire to drink. Scientists are asking why

New York Times: As the drug gains more attention, a surprising side effect has emerged.

‘No further hope’: Tom Sizemore’s family release heartbreaking update

The 61-year-old actor suffered a brain aneurysm as a result of a stroke.

Why you should take two tennis balls on your next flight or roadtrip

Game, set and match: here's an unusual tip for long drives or flights.

Rare Disorders Month highlights real realities for whānau Māori

Rare Disorders NZ is calling on Aotearoa to #GlowUpShowUp for Rare Disorders Month.

Aotearoa called to #GlowUpShowUp for Rare Disorders Month

Three hundred thousand Kiwis live with rare disorders.

REM sleep is magical. Here’s what the experts know

New York Times: A lot happens during the most active sleep cycle.

How to make a caregiving plan (so it’s ready when you need it)

New York Times: What you should cover - and how to get the conversation started.

I’m a lung specialist - this is why I wear a mask when I clean

Telegraph: From exercise to diet and sleep, here's how to keep your lungs in great shape.

The daily habits that can help boost your immune system

Telegraph: Here's what you can do to support your body in the face of 'immunity debt'.

Here’s what to do about harmful chemicals in personal care products

New York Times: Take these small steps to lower your exposure.

Seven proven ways to prevent thinning hair: Ditch dry shampoos, try scalp stimulation

Telegraph: Certain re-growth formulations work – but only while you use them.

What is frontotemporal dementia? Bruce Willis’s 'cruel' disease explained

Telegraph: Frontotemporal dementia often strikes at an unusually young age.

Bruce Willis’ family is ‘closer than ever’ after FTD diagnosis

The actor's loved ones revealed earlier this week that he has been diagnosed with FTD.

Why Hollywood owes Bruce Willis an apology

The actor's family revealed his devastating dementia diagnosis this week.

Bruce Willis' daughter 'overwhelmed' since sharing his diagnosis

Bruce Willis' daughters are "in awe of the love" so many people have for their dad.