Southern DHB says it decided against giving mental health staff helmets.

Auckland woman's fitness back at square one after two dogs shatter her leg.

Science suggests not all chocolate is created equal.

Addiction to online game is affecting the soldiers' physical and psychological health.

A nutritionist reveals the foods that are the holy grail of good eating.

A new study suggests pear-shaped women are healthier than their busty counterparts.

Lauded as the answer to a perfect sleep, would you subscribe to this for breakfast?

Vegans have got some serious beef with the celebrity chef. Here's why.

What are boundaries? It's a question I am asked with cunning regularity.

Stressed? Silently talking to yourself in the third person may help your control emotions.

Bombastic President Trump's tweets show he's a creative, competitive and a rule-breaker.

Do you have a recurrent UTI? Look to these herbal remedies for relief.

Demand for treatment for eating disorders far exceeding resources available, families say.

Kiwi plus-size model hits back at criticism of larger-sized models in fashion industry.

Calories in vs. calories out, and the weight will fall off. Right? Not quite.

Try these men's weight loss tips if you're trying to get rid of that 'dad bod'.

A study has shown it may be possible to safely slow the progression of Parkinson's.

What started as the alternative lifestyle for hippies is now worth $3.7 trillion.

For Rotorua's Brendon Coleman, social media may have played a part in saving his life.

We use memory to help us evaluate our options, to do this we engage in mental time travel.

Why your breakfast may be doing you more harm than good.

Health officials air concerns at overweight models being glorified on runways.

They may look healthy, but this mother and daughter from Kapiti live in severe pain.

You may be eating your greens but the way you're cooking them - or not - has a big impact.

Eleven-year-old Liv has life-changing surgery following overwhelming support from Kiwis.

In a final effort to save her mum, only child Lori Harris has sold everything she owns.

Those aged between 40 and 49 have the highest incidence of drug-related deaths.

From ill health and fatigue to a life full of energy, determination and success.

You'll never look at your sponge the same way again.

Abbie Grigg's friendship with a girl called Josie quite possibly saved her life.