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Mum going blind delays getting help due to no petrol money, car or childcare. She's not the only one

'Almost certainly her outcome was worsened as a result of the delay,' doctor says.

Doctors can't help everyone during rapid Omicron spread - NZMA

'We will do what we can, but we will be overwhelmed very rapidly.'

Police investigation into GP caught issuing 'illegitimate' medical certificates

Police and the Ministry of Health are looking into Dr Jonie Girouard's actions.

Medical groups say 'no jab, no job' for healthcare workers will save lives

Metlifecare says mandatory jabs will allay the concerns of the elderly and families.

Maternity shake-up: Pregnant women may have to pay for urgent doctor visits

GPs say the plan would have "serious unintended consequences" for women and babies.

GPs say clear guidance needed over their role in vaccinations

GPs say they're in the dark about whether they will be helping Govt meet vaccine target.

'Tsunami of patients': NZ hospitals in crisis after biggest January, February on record

One hospital declared a code black yesterday after reaching capacity.

Doctors prepare to put euthanasia law into action

Doctors are set for a year of planning as the End of Life Choice Act comes into force.

Covering Covid's gaps: Experts warn serious health worker burden looms

Hundreds of migrant health workers have entered NZ, but experts say it's no enough.