
Is swallowing gum giving you a bezoar?
How undigested fruit, chewing gum and hair could be bad for your health.
How undigested fruit, chewing gum and hair could be bad for your health.
In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, Kamala Harris' first public appearance since Joe Biden quit the presidential race and Health NZ overspending by millions each month.
A commissioner has been appointed to replace the health authority's board.
Sixty patients are being sought for the next phase of the cancer therapy trial.
'I was on my knees, my eyes were tearing up and my cousins were pissing themselves.'
OPINION: Also in today's letters – Wayne Brown's road-cone blitz; CrowdStrike meltdown.
The mum says the Kāinga Ora house stank of smoke after fire, a worry for her sick son.
Pippa van Paauwe’s smear tests were incorrectly assessed as normal, two consecutive times.
Diet soft drinks are marketed as 'healthier' alternatives to full-sugar counterparts.
The newborn had a brain injury caused by inadequate oxygen and later died.
A clinical psychologist reveals why happiness is not as uncommon as you would suspect.
The reality TV star says she passed it on to one of her boys.
A three-minute session can increase your sleep time by 30 minutes.
Working with New Zealand’s iconic rugby team was a pinnacle she never thought she'd reach.
You can learn to overcome it by understanding it and using certain helpful strategies.
OPINION: 'Please hospo, give us a bit more to actually eat, especially vegetables.'
Kenneth Law has been charged with 14 counts of first-degree murder in Canada.
New York Times: Dentists talk charcoal toothpastes, flavoured coffees and more.
OPINION: Proponents often ignore evidence that highlights meditation's adverse effects.
It's the most extensive medical information Trump’s team has provided since the shooting.
A study found campaigns strategically targeted children, busy parents and young people.
OPINION: Many young users seem unaware of the dangers posed by nitrous oxide.
Some say the changes should have come sooner, while others say it will cause direct harm.
OPINION: Sickness in children is non-discriminatory. It is a relentless equaliser.
The 52-year-old got hold of the weight loss drug through a US clinical trial.
New York Times: Choosing when not to work out can be as important as the exercise itself.
Peter Copeman, 93, has no doubt he would be blind if he did not have a simple eye test.
New York Times: E-cigarettes are common but the health system is yet to catch up.
Student nurses said nothing could have prepared them for what was in the exam.
Telegraph: Although the pandemic is long over, for many people their illness continues.