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Boy given wrong pills for kidney disorder
A pharmacy mistakenly dispensed zinc capsules instead of sodium bicarbonate for a boy with a kidney disorder.
Woman's death: Wrong medicine given
A 96-year-old woman has been found to have died from being given high blood pressure medication by mistake at a rest home.
New mum, bride loses cancer battle
A courageous mother who wed and gave birth after a bleak cancer diagnosis has died overnight.
Louise Thompson: A plateful of compassion
When I first moved here from the UK I didn't get the bring-a-plate thing. Not only did I not get it, I hated it, writes Louise Thompson.
Jan Moir: How the rich live longer
A recent report stated rich people live longer than poor people. What's their secret?
The secret behind Adele's weight loss
How the "Hello" singer and mother of one dropped 14 kilograms.
Simple living: 5 things Japan teaches us
We're all madly trying to achieve more and earn more. But living simply is essential to being able to enjoy abundance, minus the stress.
Your Health: Why is everyone raving about turmeric?
Turmeric has been found to have anti-carcinogenic activity. Current evidence suggests it is best in a preventative role.
Interview with Simone Anderson Pretscherer after impressive weight loss
Simone Anderson Pretscherer, 24, from Auckland, went from 168kgs to 83kgs in just 11 months.
Woman starts website after losing 92kg
The nanny and make-up artist has now lost a total of 92kg and has set up a website to inspire others in their battle with the bulge.
Terminally ill Kiwi ticking off bucket list
Terminally ill New Zealander Andy Rahman is set to tick the biggest item off his bucket list - getting married to the love of his life.
Do electric toothbrushes damage teeth?
Lauded as a revolution in teeth cleaning, electric brushes may do more damage than good.
Verity Johnson: Why I hated going to Granny's
As a teen, I couldn't have explained why, because I've only just figured it out, writes Verity Johnson.
'I try to not look too far into the future'
After beating cancer Jake Bailey doesn't want to let what he's been through define him: "For me, this is just an opportunity. It's a stepping stone to the future."
Jake Bailey: Nurse convinced me to give 'that' speech
WATCH: The Christchurch Boys High School senior has vowed to use his experiences in beating cancer to help other young people.
Six surprising signs of heart disease
The seemingly insignificant ailments that are actually common symptoms of the world's biggest killer.
Jake Bailey: The headline I didn't want
EXCLUSIVE: Inspirational teen tells Mike Hosking he's taking it one day at a time since beating cancer.
CDC: Expect 'significant number' of Zika cases
CDC Director Thomas Frieden told a congressional committee that the U.S. should expect to see "significant numbers" of infections of the Zika virus in U.S. territories and "continued spread around the world".
Target dads, says jab study
New Zealand fathers-to-be are nearly twice as likely as their pregnant partners to be undecided about immunisation before their child is born.
Battling a shock cancer diagnosis in your 20s
She's a young woman battling the big C but is determined to ease the way for others in their 20s facing a similar diagnosis.
Being fit or eating well - which is more important?
Losing extra kilos through good eating is more beneficial than exercise alone.
Fitbit reveals woman's pregnancy
Concern over a high heartbeat reading was thought to be a fault with the device.
Brain 'hack' chance to beat jet lag
Jet lag can be prevented by "hacking" into the body's circadian rhythm during sleep using a flashing alarm clock, Stanford University has discovered.
Study shows we're smarter in summer
It seems our minds are geared to be able to pay more attention when the days are long.