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New York Times: Interactions take patience and sensitivity.
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Māori-owned start-up seeks to use AI to address decline in global mental wellbeing
A new app enables users to map, measure and improve their own mental health.
Trial to help Kiwis quit vaping among projects funded by $50 million grant
The money will fund 44 health projects.
Rob Campbell: Dr Shane Reti is a GP - is that a Good Person or a General Protagonist?
Ex-health boss Rob Campbell wonders about health outcomes for everyone.
Neighbours v Southern Cross Healthcare: High Court decision on costs
Business plans to expand its Brightside Hospital in the neighbourhood area.
Internal review carried out into workplace culture at Southland’s mental health service
The review comes amid concerns about the safety of the service for staff and patients.
Quitting support limited for vape users
Vapers hooked on the habit are struggling to get the help they need to quit.
What happened to the $1.9 billion to improve mental health services?
Opinion: The investment approach by the Government has several problems.
The crucial signs of breast cancer every woman should look out for
Telegraph: The symptoms you need to know, and the ways you can reduce your risk.
Revealed: The 'insulting' number of accepted claims for permanent surgical mesh injuries
Officials are investigating pausing the use of surgical mesh for a common birth injury.
South Auckland community rallies to save Ngā Hau Māngere birthing centre
Mums are sharing their experiences at a Māngere birthing clinic to help keep it open.
Unused Covid tests worth almost $160m could be wasted
The Health Minister says Te Whatu Ora needs to 'get on with' finding a solution.
Community-built bike path aims to keep riders safe and boost health
Once complete, the shared path will stretch from Russell to the ferry landing at Ōkiato.
'Horrific scene': Rugby players form circle and sing as teammate receives CPR
Players and parents were in shock when a young Suburbs boy passed out post-match.
Man under mental health care died, despite parents' increasing concerns for his wellbeing
Former Capital and Coast DHB criticised for the way it handled the man's case.
'Overlooked': 4yo girl's diabetes missed twice before diagnosis
The family of a girl with Type 1 diabetes suffered stress after a delayed diagnosis.
Lack of data on medical workforce suicides - Te Whatu Ora
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Kids Don’t Come with a Manual: Episode 2 - Duplication Syndrome
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Half of surgeons assessed for using surgical mesh did not meet minimum standards
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National’s wāhine MPs hail what party has delivered for Māori
Suggestions National has a poor relationship with Māori dismissed as untrue.
New study on why Pacific patients are high users of EDs
Study debunks belief that Pacific people don't use primary healthcare before visiting ED.