LifestyleFitness: Great new heightsAracnation is a training place for people who don't mind heights, hanging upside down and monkeying around. It's essentially aerial silks and straps training.25 May 02:47 AM
LifestyleWarning about medicine orders onlineNearly 250 packages of medications that were investigated when they crossed the country's borders, have prompted Medsafe to warn about the dangers of ordering medicine online.23 May 03:44 AM
BDBDAgribusinessComvita annual profit rises 3.3pcComvita, which produces health products from manuka honey and olive leaves, lifted annual profit 3.3 percent.22 May 11:11 PM
LifestyleA is for AntioxidantsWe've called on the smarts of holistic health expert, Dr Libby Weaver to help compile our interactive A to Z of Winter Wellness.21 May 11:28 PM
AgribusinessComvita buys Timaru-based NZ HoneyNatural health products company Comvita said it had agreed to buy NZ Honey from NZ Honey Producers Co-Operative in a $12.3m.21 May 10:07 PM
LifestyleHow parents' diet affects baby's healthYour parents' health and diet before you were conceived can also affect how your genes are expressed - and impact your long-term health.21 May 09:30 PM
LifestyleWhy do Kiwi kids struggle to stay fit?NZ kids are active - but once they reach teenage years struggle to stay fit. So why is physical activity so hard to maintain as kids get older?20 May 09:45 PM
LifestyleSkin deep device could stop snoring - researchA tiny device placed under the skin can relieve a type of chronic snoring that can double the risk of death, according to researchers.20 May 05:00 AM
LifestyleSun tanning can be highly addictive - expertSun tanning can be highly addictive and often has more to do with how it makes people feel than with how they look, says a US dermatologist who is visiting Australia.19 May 09:35 PM
Lifestyle4 glasses of wine can harmUnwinding in the pub on a Friday night could be wrecking your health - just four glasses of wine is enough to cause lasting damage, scientist have found.18 May 11:30 PM
OpinionDave Shaw: Is the food industry exploiting our kids?An evolving health crisis of childhood obesity is upon us. Is this the generation where children are condemned to live shorter lives than their parents? Dave Shaw investigates.18 May 11:00 PM
LifestyleFitness Challenge: Race to the Big AppleRachel Grunwell feels privileged to be a part of this team of athletes.18 May 10:30 PM
LifestyleCholesterol drug risk 'minimal'International research shows a commonly used cholesterol-lowering drug can cause the risk of serious muscle damage, but University of Otago researchers say the risk is minimal.16 May 05:30 PM
LifestyleLife expectancy high for KiwisChildren born in New Zealand in 2012 are likely to live into their 80s - almost at the top of the 194 countries covered in a recent World Health Organisation report.16 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandGPs eye more cash to join free schemesNearly every general practice is expected to sign up to the Government's new zero fees for under-13s regime16 May 05:00 PM
LifestyleGuilty part of brain linked to OCD - reportA part of the brain linked to guilt may explain the vicious circle of negative thinking suffered by people with OCD, a study has found.15 May 11:30 PM
LifestyleSugar directly linked to heart disease - reportSugar has a direct effect on risk factors for heart disease, including rising blood pressure, Kiwi researchers have found.15 May 10:15 PM
OpinionSamantha Bluemel: How to lose fat and look tonedNumber one of the list of desires for 99 per cent of my clients is achieving a slim, 'toned' physique, with abs for Africa and curves in all the right places.15 May 09:40 PM
LifestyleThe dangers of lack of sleepModern living has made us become "supremely arrogant" in the way we ignore the importance of sleep, leading scientists warn.14 May 09:15 PM
LifestyleStudy reveals best exercise to fight fatSlow but steady wins the race when it comes to exercising for weight loss, according to a new study out of Australia.14 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleMobile phones could triple tumour riskUsing a mobile phone for more than half an hour a day over five years can triple the risk of developing certain types of brain cancer, a French study suggests.14 May 04:27 AM
LifestyleHow old are you? The hands never lieNew research we’ve done into ageing shows that the strength of your grasp may also be one of the most useful ways to measure your true age.14 May 03:25 AM
LifestyleOlive oil is good for you - but you get what you pay forHigh-quality extra virgin varieties far more likely to prevent heart attacks and stroke than cheaper processed types.13 May 09:55 PM
LifestyleThe hype behind health claimsClaims about the healthy and life-extending properties of a much-hyped ingredient in red wine and chocolate are unfounded, research suggests.13 May 02:30 AM
LifestyleIs ADHD a modern problem?Every few months, the same question about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is posed in the media - is it real?12 May 10:10 PM
LifestyleMum hopes ad will help with new babySperm donors are so in demand there is up to a two-year wait, prompting one woman to fork out thousands of dollars to find one faster.11 May 05:00 PM
LifestyleBad cholesterol could be feeding cancerNew research out of Australia suggests bad cholesterol could be helping to spread cancer around the body.08 May 10:15 PM
LifestyleExercise - short bursts bring resultsEighteen sweaty minutes striding "uphill" on a treadmill may be better than 30 minutes of moderate-intensity walking for warding off diabetes, a new study suggests.08 May 10:00 PM
LifestyleThe unkindest cut of all?More studies than ever are finding that circumcision is a life saver – but still its detractors believe that it’s tantamount to child abuse. Jeremy Laurance tries to settle the argument.08 May 08:00 PM
LifestyleCan you treat a common cold?Can you prevent the common cold? Or treat it once you have it? Let's put four popular therapies to the test.08 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleWhy we should treat depression, anxiety and sexual dysfunction togetherIt may not seem likely because it's not widely discussed, but a majority of people will be affected by symptoms of depression, anxiety and sexual dysfunction at some point in their lives.07 May 09:40 PM
LifestyleBaby brain's bonding benefitsAccording to psychologists, changes in the brain during pregnancy are designed to help mothers prepare for bonding.07 May 07:00 PM