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Northland retirement village residents rally for urgent law changes
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An anaesthetist told the Herald he refused to assist with tongue-tie surgery.
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Study: Sleeping over 9 hours raises death risk by 34%
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Hawke’s Bay disability fitness programme recognised on national stage
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‘Rather irrational’: Multi-millionaire questions Healthy Homes rules
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HIV advance: Twice-yearly shot to prevent infection
The drug would be a convenient new way to ward off infection in a wide range of people.
US Supreme Court upholds ban on gender-affirming care for minors
Two dozen Republican-led states have similar laws affecting transgender youth.
This simple fitness test might predict how long you’ll live
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'We should have had a choice': Family speaks on brain-dead pregnancy case
Adriana Smith was kept alive until her son was born via C-section.
Hemp bevs: US states crack down on cannabis drink craze
States are banning intoxicating cannabis drinks due to rising popularity.
National loses Kiwis’ confidence handling inflation to Labour - survey
Inflation is the top issue for Kiwis and they think Labour is best to keep prices down.
Magic man: Meet the one psychiatrist approved to prescribe magic mushrooms
Minister David Seymour says no 'reefer madness' over psilocybin because it works.
Melatonin to be sold over counter at NZ pharmacies, 'magic mushroom' rules relaxed
The Government has also approved the use of psilosybin, known as magic mushrooms.
Nature's role: Studies show green spaces help in reducing loneliness
Spending one to two hours in nature weekly may reduce loneliness significantly.
'Long overdue': Kraft Heinz to remove dyes by 2027 amid health concerns
Nearly 90% of Kraft Heinz products are already dye-free.
An end to doctor fee hikes? What GPs say as funding wrangle ends
General practice representatives are in the final stages of negotiations with Health NZ.
UK votes to bar prosecution for abortions in England, Wales
Amendment will halt rise in prosecutions of women over suspected unlawful abortions.
'I wept': White Island tragedy doctor’s anguish at child’s death
The young doctor started a rotation training in intensive care on the day of the disaster.
Why UK abortion law overhaul is crucial for women's rights
The amendment aims to end prosecutions of women for self-terminating pregnancies.
Justin Bieber reveals 'broken' state, admits to anger issues
Justin ended a friendship after a friend criticised his anger.
Vaccine experts removed by Trump health chief sound the alarm
They say RFK jnr's move has 'left the US vaccine programme critically weakened'.