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How your vision can predict dementia 12 years before it is diagnosed
The latest research promises new ways of identifying those at risk of developing dementia.
The six worst foods for your cholesterol
Some things should be consumed with caution, while others need to be avoided entirely.
How the government's view of Health NZ did a 180º in five days
Reti says Health NZ's financial situation became 'suddenly ... quite different' in days.
Swish, spit, repeat: Is oil pulling good for your teeth?
New York Times: Ancient remedy or modern myth?
'I feel cheated': Tetraplegic denied ACC care despite missed meningitis diagnosis
Glen Murphy has exhausted every opportunity for taxpayer-funded care.
‘I apologise to patients every day’: Northlanders suffer as health crisis takes hold
Patients are being misdiagnosed, face hours of travel for treatment or can't see a GP.
What you need to know about HRT and if it’s right for you
Some health researchers have pushed back against menopause being treated as a 'disease'.
'The ambulance service will crumble': St John staff considering 'last resort' strike over pay deal
Two unions say staff on the front line of health emergencies are not being paid fairly.
'It's a hard winter': Fears over end to free flu vaccine funding for children
GPs say they have seen a high number of children hospitalised with influenza this winter.
Is your smartwatch making you anxious?
Many people use smartwatches to track their health – but are they making us worry more?
How cancer can lead to positive life changes
A cancer diagnosis can be devastating, but research shows the positive side.
Six amazing health benefits of ice baths
Telegraph: Cold water therapy has been linked to a range of health benefits.
Seven simple diet rules that every 40-something should follow
Telegraph: What we eat in midlife has a significant impact on how we age, research shows.
Hospital doctors told to make beds, clean sinks
'On one shift I made seven beds, answered a million phone calls and fixed the printer.'
Three Canterbury men hospitalised after swallowing metal bottle tops
All victims were men and one suffered a 10mm gastric ulcer.
Barry Soper: Ethnicity no longer factor in waiting list a fair outcome for all
OPINION: The formal part ethnicity played in hospital waiting lists caused a storm.
'Discredit to the profession:' Doctor suspended after having sex with patient at clinic
Mokesh Raj also 'hypothetically' offered another patient money in exchange for sex.
Ryman reviewing new residents' fixed weekly fees: 'Quite a financial drag'
'The fixed fee has hurt us. No one expected rates to go up 15% per annum."
Is it okay to eat dark chocolate despite having heavy metals?
Researchers found lead and cadmium in cocoa products - should we be worried?
Should ultra-processed foods come with a cigarette-style warning?
Some scientists think ultra-processed food needs to be treated in the same way as tobacco.
Did you hear about the new way we're checking for cervical cancer?
The way we check for cervical cancer has changed. Here's what you need to know.
Former Health NZ board members hit back at PM's attack on their credibility
Members said they were "all over" Health NZ's financial problems - contrary to Govt claims
'This is democracy manifest!': Viral star reveals devastating news
'What is the charge? Eating a meal, a succulent Chinese meal?'
Health NZ apologises after nursing graduates have job offers retracted
Nursing grads said they were 'heartbroken' after offers of work turned out to be false.
Opinion: A mum and new-born twins faced a health crisis - we're grateful for their world-class care
OPINION: What we saw in 20 days was world-class care delivered almost without exception.
Could the shingles vaccine lower your risk of dementia?
New study's surprising findings about the link between the shingles vaccine and dementia.
Wellington nurse's funeral on hold as husband fights for life
Doctors were now talking in days rather than hours when speaking of John Leonard's care.
Auckland cancer patient pays $45k just to have medication administered
Allowing unfunded drugs to be taken in public hospitals not on the agenda, Govt confirmed.
Health staff recruitment issues: ‘If it costs money, we can’t do it’
Budget cuts are hitting the health sector hard.
'Babysitting' mental health patients keeps police from core work, minister says
The minister said other agencies had become used to relying on police.
Stage play tackles issue of vaping among teens
Vaping spikes 20% at Gisborne Boys' High but an educational play aims to combat the trend.
The Green Goddess: I’m still fit at 85 – these are the rules I swear by
At 85 Diana Moran is reaping the rewards of practising what she preached.
'Sense of betrayal': Young mum with cancer spends house deposit on private care
She estimates it has saved her about seven months in delays.