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Houseplants can be an essential link to nature for humans.
Houseplants can be an essential link to nature for humans.
Nurses fear patients may die as hospitals battle crisis over workforce shortage.
"They already do heaps for me ... they have their own health problems to deal with."
Teachers have told of debilitating health problems months after contracting Covid-19.
New York Times: A rare defect thrust one woman into post-Roe chaos.
The infected person had recently returned from overseas and is now isolating.
They say the mandates caused an 'exacerbation of existing workforce shortages'.
Opinion: Getting to the stage where we can switch off and exercise is another matter.
Telegraph: From early childhood, Charlie Hart knew he was a bit different.
Andrew Little says 7000 health workers overseas have already expressed an interest.
Mental health nurse fired after he had sexually suggestive contact with vulnerable teen.
Lee Suckling fears queer folk could be blamed for any widespread outbreaks.
Call for more training to educate doctors at general practices across NZ.
Key points from the Herald's investigation into the state of mental health services.
Hawkes Bay GP Dr Kiriana Bird was awarded Distinguished Fellowship of the RNZCGP
'Speeding and overtaking people and running red lights, I just did not care.'
The infection peak has likely passed and with fewer than expected - experts explain why.
There are calls for long Covid in children to be recognised and researched.
Strong hybrid immunity in the country means NZ has likely passed its peak Covid wave.
Ashley Bloomfield's final message to New Zealand as director general of health. Video / Ministry of Health
New York Times: Dr Caitlin Bernard knows what it costs to take a public stand post-Roe.
Humans consumed dairy products 9000 years before developing genes to digest them.
Health Minister reveals one of several 'innovative' measures planned to fill vacancies.
Over 1,000 severe cases without any explainable cause have been reported so far this year.
Telegraph: Just how damaging is that afternoon snack or glass of wine?
Michael Neilson sits down with out-going Director General of the Ministry of Health Dr. Ashley Bloomfield for an exit interview. Video / Mark Mitchell
Bloomfield signs out on Friday after helming pandemic response for two and a half years.
Acute patients spending weeks in hospital beds, too sick to go home and forced to wait.
Floodwaters may be contaminated with sewage.