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WHO warns Covid-19 infections 'on the way up'
A top health expert warned the world is still in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak.
Breakthrough in treatment for Covid-19
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The Government will bolster Pharmac's budget by an extra $160 million to ensure NZ has access to more medicines and vaccines.
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GPs have funding pulled just as they're bracing for 'tsunami' post-lockdown
Second wave of funding to GPS blocked as they prepare for a tsunami of patients.
Canned oxygen business' 'risky' claims product could help fight Covid-19
Professor says oxygen use can actually damage the lungs, rather than help.
'We are holding our breath': Doctor warns of 'serious catch-up' after Covid crisis
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NZ needs its own Covid-19 vaccine programme, scientists say
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Trump mocked for 'brilliant germ' and antibiotics comment
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Why the race for a vaccine is as much about politics as it is science
The dash for a Covid-19 vaccine is dominated by private-sector companies.
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Coronavirus: Two new infection clusters as cases climb past 1000
There are now 12 significant clusters of Covid-19 in New Zealand and 1039 total cases.
Antidepressant in short supply as pandemic holds up shipment
Fluoxetine is in short supply after shipment from India held up by Covid-19.
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Some general practices had warned they would go out of business this week.
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Health care workers express major concerns with Ministry of Health's PPE guidelines.
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Vaccination is a priority even during lockdown, immunisation expert says.
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