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Editorial: Stakes high in treating NZ’s ADHD issues
OPINION: Failing to get a diagnosis can be a life-and-death issue.
Midwife claimed $82k for 172 babies - despite not providing full care
The midwife attributed discrepancies in paperwork to sabotage by her ex-husband.
Diet change after rheumatoid arthritis leads to decrease in pain
Telegraph: Tackling her inflammation triggers helped Karen Roberts get her life back.
Top health officials expressed outrage, considered quitting over Government's smokefree repeal
A health official said Government changes would be 'difficult to explain... to the kids'.
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Underpaid, understaffed and under-appreciated: Why paramedics are flat-lining New Zealand
Paramedics describe New Zealand's 'dysfunctional' ambulance service.
Bowel cancer: Two million kits distributed under screening programme, 2500 cancers detected
The milestone comes as the Government plans to lower the screening age.
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Knowing what's good for you doesn’t always result in healthier eating.
Should you be exercising according to your menstrual cycle?
A personal trainer talks about optimising training in line with your female physiology.
ADHD: Rising wait times of up to a year for adult assessments
A Herald survey found wait times of 6-12 months, and many doctors with closed books.
‘I have enough energy for everything ... except myself’: Life with hyper-fatigue
If you’re overwhelmed and constantly exhausted, here are some possible fixes.
Families desperate after ‘miracle' eczema cream forced off shelves
About 193,000 children in NZ have eczema, which is more prevalent in Pasifika and Māori.
How to fall asleep in five minutes and improve your health with better sleep habits
Telegraph: A good sleep will set you up for the day. Here’s how to fall asleep quickly.
Joe Biden is not being treated for Parkinson's: White House
The White House denies he's being treated for the disease after a NY Times story.
Cancer patients waiting 'too long' for treatment
Advocates say some breast cancer patients are waiting weeks longer than best practice.
Mum of three reached the bottom, now she's on her way up
After years of pain, Kimi Parata breaks her cycle of offending.
Woman suffers after doctor used surgical mesh against her wishes
Patient says she’s disappointed about the consequences for the specialist.
Editorial: National Party's board appointments of the two Bs is a wise choice
OPINION: Paula Bennett and Simon Bridges are a perfect fit.
The everyday foods that keep you up at night
Telegraph: Ready meals and fizzy drinks could be the reason you’re struggling.
Covid outbreak at retirement village infects 23 residents
Summerset says recent events and activities contributed to the spike in cases.
'Failure in system' led to swab being left in woman after hysterectomy
But it remains unclear how the South Auckland surgical error happened.
Grandmother battling cancer told the one drug keeping her alive will no longer be funded
Kiri Carter was given six months, years later she's found out she now has brain cancer.
Walking v running: Which consumes more energy?
They affect the body in different ways - here's the science behind it.
What happens when you eat a 1960s diet for a week?
Spam, cake, roast beef and lard - that's apparently how we stayed in shape 60 years ago.
Three simple ways to test your fitness
New York Times: Try these tests to evaluate your strength and cardiovascular fitness.
Funding to critical research to close gap between Māori and non-Māori cancer deaths
Te Oranga Pūkahukahu has received a $5 million fund boost from the Health Research Council
Focus: Heart drug funding plea
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The target of 13,000 pairs of pyjamas donated in June was well surpassed
Dame Val puts in huge support for the Middlemore Hospital Foundation.
Study finds 'notably higher' amputations for people living in most deprived areas in region
Audit of five major hospitals show amputations were common for Māori and Pasifika.