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New study reveals: Mentally ill and men are more likely to start vape
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Healthy schools: How Labour’s fizzy drinks ban went flat
Erica Stanford says removing sugary drinks is no longer a government priority.
Double the pay: Kiwi nurses still heading to Oz despite big pay rises at home
One nurse says she gets twice the pay, free return airfares, accommodation and a car.
Young dad diagnosed with terminal brain cancer after workplace hit to head
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How to know if a hysterectomy is right for you
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Melissa Chan-Green opens up on abusive relationship
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Survey reveals Kiwi cannabis habits and concerns
'Notable decrease in (medicinal) cannabis prices', says doctor
Veggie mince Vince poised to become core brand in New Zealand supermarkets
The business grew out of Debbie and Nigel Stowe's experiments for their allergic daughter.
Closing Pāpāmoa GP clinic to reopen by June under new ownership
Its offering includes virtual appointments with an average wait time of 2.4 hours.
Women choosing mastectomy over travelling to Auckland for radiation
Prime Minister visits Northland to turn first sod on new cancer facility.
Pacific obesity crisis: When big is no longer beautiful
A recent study reveals 9 of 10 countries with the most obese people are in the Pacific.
Better cancer treatment and child immunisation among Govt’s new targets
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'Absolutely not viable anymore': GP clinic serving 6000 patients to close
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Focus: Air rifle concerns
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Focus: GP enrolment difficulty
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