
Whanganui DHB boss appointed to new Health NZ role
Health NZ's central region covers around 954,000 people.
Health NZ's central region covers around 954,000 people.
Long Covid is likely to affect women far worse than men, a new study has shown.
About 850,000 of the country's most high-risk people will be eligible.
Adrian Phillips banged his head against the wall to feel better after a serious accident.
Radio host and mum uncovers heartbreaking situation at Auckland medical centre.
Lower the risk of 'wear and tear' arthritis in later life by adopting this expert strategy
Adrian Phillips takes the stand in his trial for the murder of Bayden Williams.
Planned procedures cut back for two weeks due to staff absences and vacancies.
OPINION: 'We're happy to pay for the person at the garage to look under the bonnet.'
About 6000 people were affected.
The Ministry of Health has released figures on the number of staff who had the flu jab.
There are significant capacity constraints already in the public and private sectors.
Understanding the right to health can lead to improved healthcare practices.
National's Sam Uffindell beat Labour's Jan Tinetti by more than 6000 votes.
TVNZ presenter reveals fallout after having to skip hosting duties due to Covid.
Poor medical advice from a nurse caused a 7-8 hour delay in getting treatment.
Meanwhile hospitalisation and mortality rates tell another story.
It has come to pass that "extreme circumstances" have prevented her attendance.
Sarah Harris lived in a world 'consumed by the superficial' but is ready to love herself.
Novel vaccines and new forms of precision medicine are changing the paradigm.
Leonid Yurasov's 'most cherished dream' was for his family to be together in safety.
The Covid case numbers update comes as a nurses' union warns of a chronic lack of staff.
Doctors are increasingly supplying medicinal cannabis packs to patients in pain.
Some Auckland GPs are offering free doctors' visits to help ease pressure at hospitals.
"It's hard to say 'are you okay?' if you don't have trust because their guard will be up."
The Platinum Jubilee was a reminder that we must prepare for a changing of the guard.
Gary Cassidy went from deadlifting 180kg to being unable to walk.
Aggressive marketing and evolving technology leaves schools battling a vaping 'epidemic'.
His family remember him bringing only a packet of marshmallows to Christmas.
A stroke victim travelled 300km to get a hospital bed after facing a nine-hour wait in ED.