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Getting to the heart of Māori and Pasifika patients
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Three gut health rules that can help you lose weight
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Watch: Death in overcrowded ED waiting room – 'Dad fell through the cracks in a broken system'
A coroner's report said the delays Tony Knott faced were 'relevant' to his death.
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Telegraph: 'Five years ago I would never have believed I'd be in control of my symptoms.'
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Trump's campaign asserted he is also in 'perfect and excellent health'.
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Maureen King, 69, will soon run out of publicly funded treatment options.
Have we reached peak human life span?
New York Times: How long can even the healthiest population live?
My brother's kidney allowed me a full life
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Helotu Kofe was 19 when she was told she needed a kidney to live - her brother stepped up.
Editorial: When smoke gets in your eyes – Time for Casey Costello to go
OPINION: The minister has shown she is not acting in the best interests of public health.
Father dies hours after being sent home by Westport hospital
Woman whose husband's death is being reviewed by Te Whatu Ora says she has heard nothing.
I’m a doctor – here’s how limiting social media can improve your health
'Two weeks after quitting, I felt a gratifying shift in my life.'
Boil water notice lifted for Manawatū town
Potentially unsafe levels of e-coli bacteria were detected on Thursday.
World Arthritis Day: Expert advice and top tips on how to manage arthritis - and prevent it in the first place
Seven stories full of expert advice on managing arthritis and other inflammation issues.
'An ethical dilemma': 30-year medical career ended by Covid vaccine stance
Doctor tried to keep practising under Māori customary law.
NZ's stance on health and Luxon returns from Laos | Focus Morning Bulletin October 12, 2024
Taxpayers' Union Curia poll shows New Zealanders see health as an important political issue and Christopher Luxon returns from Laos with a vow to bolster the defence industry.
How much does it cost to hire a hitman? About the same as having an IVF baby
A new book looks at the dollar value placed on human life - and who gets to decide.
'Footsteps of our tipuna': New race custodians aim to uphold IronMāori's legacy of inclusion and support
Chairperson Mike Paku said the event had gone from 'strength to strength'.
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Lawyer Sue Grey tearful at tribunal: 'I didn’t mean to breach name suppression'
It is alleged lawyer revealed the name of a child who had suppression in two interviews.
Sanjeev Pathak: How I knocked 10 years off my biological age – and you can too
Telegraph - OPINION: Pathak changed his lifestyle significantly to reduce his bio age.
Covid-19 sub-variant XEC arrives in NZ
ESR has detected a number of cases of the new strain in clinical samples.
Health NZ staff told they must take three weeks' leave over Christmas
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