Why bananas are bad for breakfast
They may seem like a healthy start to the day, but bananas can actually throw you off your healthy eating goals.
They may seem like a healthy start to the day, but bananas can actually throw you off your healthy eating goals.
Scientists' analysis suggests farm animals may be behind the gastro outbreak in Havelock North.
Do we really need to carry around water bottles all day? Take this quiz to find out if what you think about your drink is more hype than fact.
Homeless people admitted to South Auckland's Middlemore Hospital die on average 16 to 20 years earlier than other New Zealanders, a new study has found.
An Auckland mum, who made it her mission to wed her long time partner before she got too sick, has died of cancer this week.
Scientists now believe the eerie experience of deja vu is the brain's way of checking itself for memory errors.
Police have confirmed that five young males aged between 17 and 25 have died suddenly in Kaitaia in the past 12 weeks.
Researchers reveal the skills we are best at in certain age brackets, and some of the numbers may surprise you.
The disease that laid many Havelock North residents low is under control, with a reduction in new cases, the Hawke's Bay District Health Board said.
The Mental Health Foundation believes there is an "urgent need" to investigate why a significant number of young people aren't coping.
Leisa Renwick has told a Parliamentary committee that her fight to get Keytruda funded shows the need for Pharmac to be reformed so desperate patients can access new drugs faster.
A major investigation has been launched into why more than 2000 people have been affected by contaminated water in Havelock North. The is the timeline of the unprecedented gastro outbreak.
It may look painful, but this Japanese sprinter swears by covering her belly in a special type of sticky tape. Here's why.
An ecology and zoology academic says future outbreaks of waterborne diseases could be prevented if New Zealand farmers moved livestock away from waterways.
Weight-loss surgery is an effective option for obese patients with type-2 diabetes, a New Zealand study has found.
Nearly 200 sick people sought medical treatment yesterday as a severe gastro disease continues to spread across Havelock North and Hastings.
A 30-year study has found European and Polynesian gene pools are different and should be treated separately when matching tissues for transplants or prescribing medicines.
The drunkorexia behaviours included skipping meals before a drinking event: in effect substituting alcohol for food.
Skip the flannel pajamas and over-sized t-shirts - experts say sleeping au naturel is better for your health.
COMMENT: As bigger becomes the new "normal", people are less likely to recognise health problems associated with their weight.
Do you find yourself struggling to get into a good run? Lee-Anne Waan shares some simple tips that could help you immensely.
Betsy Davis held a get-together with friends and family before ending her life under California's new drug-assisted suicide law.
Despite his shortcomings, Donald Trump is unshakable in his confidence. And that tells you everything that is wrong with the idea of "self-esteem", writes Kyle MacDonald.
Many studies have found that people active on social media appear to be more critical of their bodies.
COMMENT: The Auckland University researchers behind a controversial fish oil study published last month outline five key facts about it.
Good news on National Book Lovers Day: A chapter a day might keep the Grim Reaper away - at least a little longer.
Patients battling advanced breast cancer could be spared needless treatments with a clever DNA-based technique that uses personalised blood tests to closely monitor tumours.
Mothers who have had a c-section or are raising a child on their own have significantly higher levels of stress hormones in their breast milk, says research.
Have you got a recurring bout of yes-itis? It's very common. You should definitely check, Lousie Thompson writes.