OPINION: Health and cost of living are the two biggest issues facing New Zealanders.

OPINION: 'Higher speed limits and more roads are not the solution, they are the problem.'

The Herald has obtained details of major harm and death events in the maternity system.

New York Times: Cardiologists offer their advice on how to keep your heart healthy.

New York Times - Opinion: Navigating a sober life in an alcohol-centric culture.

Telegraph: A reader asks Dr James Le Fanu if her overactive bladder diagnosis is correct.

The Prime Minister's reshuffle was much needed but some ministers got off too lightly.

Telegraph: We ask the experts what’s in it and if it’s really good for you.

Obesity could end, and increased diversity may topple 'anti' politics in a Gen Beta world.

Telegraph: The exercises you should be doing to avoid hypertension.

Why ADHD drives Unilad and LADBible founder Alex Partridge's creativity and struggles.

New trial by medtech start-up gives hope to people living with a time bomb in their head.

Telegraph: This is what the right daily amount of protein looks like, meal by meal.

Telegraph: Drink coffee, eat more broccoli and, yes, take three days off alcohol a week.

The significant findings could help people avoid bone density problems in older age.

Telegraph: All too often, people rely on feeling busy to avoid feeling unimportant.

Regular exercise, good sleep, and brain-boosting activities can lower dementia risk.

Caci plans for growth amid economic challenges.

NY Times: Should you take health advice from a centenarian or stick with your doctor?

OPINION: Doctors are human. They will often go where the money is.

Telegraph: There is no cure for chronic joint pain, but it can be made more bearable.

Telegraph: Gallbladder cancer often has no symptoms until its late stages.

Financial Times: 'Facial sagging' worries drive people to injectable aesthetic treatments.

Telegraph: Knowing how and when to share your story can make all the difference.

Times: Small steps to improve your life this year.

New York Times: Scientists have studied dozens of potential triggers.

NY Times: After being diagnosed with ALS in 2022 Brooke Eby, 36, found a fan base online.

A word can change a meaning and that was the case with the NZX statement on Tuesday.

New York Times: While cases are climbing, the situation is very different from Covid.

Telegraph: Expert fat loss tips from fitness influencer and author Ben Carpenter.

OPINION: New prescribing of puberty blockers for children has increased sharply.

Telegraph: Hypertension affects one in four people – but the signs can be easy to miss.

Telegraph: What a year without beer really does to your body.

Dr Iona Weir talks about putting her own product to the test.

OPINION: 'All police on duty should be armed for their safety.'

Telegraph: How to eat healthily at home without feeling deprived.

'I want to look after them as if they’re my family.'

Telegraph: Knowing and checking your blood pressure numbers is essential for health.

Ecstasy is the second most commonly used illicit drug in New Zealand after cannabis.

Joss Shawyer resisted forced adoption and supported other single mothers to do the same

Readers' letters for January 6.

The number of ACC claims lodged is much lower than expected.

Telegraph: 45% of all dementia cases are linked to a few modifiable factors.

A movie reel of life: Magic mushrooms helped one man to confront who he'd become.

Auckland's growth hides deep inequalities, with many lacking food and housing.