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Death flowchart: If you were going to die, would you want to know?
If you were going to die in the near future, would you want to know?
If you were going to die in the near future, would you want to know?
Taumarunui is taking its fight for a rail service to the Government.
The report was called "astonishing" and "deeply flawed".
Subjective age affects physical health, life satisfaction and depressive symptoms.
New details about complaints made to DHBs show list of failings.
A shortage of GPs in Northland is sending patients to already pressured public health
So you want to live to a healthy old age. But how?
Complaints made to DHBs include disturbing claims, including physical abuse.
A study has found that exercise may delay brain deterioration.
Weekly charges for the premium rooms can be in the hundreds of dollars.
A nurse was found to have breached the 85-year-old's right to reasonable care.
As billionaires try for the holy grail, a NZ academic discusses the ethics of anti-ageing.
The rate "older adults" are drinking at "hazardous levels" is on the rise, expert tells.
EDITORIAL: It's about time such vital work by family carers is acknowledged and enabled.
The use of new imaging technology at optometrists is increasing workload on DHBs.
Dr John Bonning says unnecessary testing and treatment have serious risks.
Mayor Phil Goff orders report into death of lonely pensioner.
COMMENT: Fact is, aged care is a critical mainstream function of our healthcare system.
The combined Asian, Pacific and Maori population will outnumber Europeans in Auckland.
Netflix's "Wine Country" follows a group of middle-aged friends traveling to Napa Valley.
A new swathe of the older population making the most of their extra time.
Alzheimer's disease probably affects twice as many people as current estimates suggest.
We have an ageing population, and a good bus service is essential.
Getting cataract surgery can depend on where you live.
There is a difference between sensible precaution and fear-driven acceptance of censorship
The number of children a woman has slows the rate at which she ages, a study has found.
If elderly can't identify common odours, it may be an indication dementia lies ahead.
Two Auckland sisters are helping people keep their memory in tip-top condition.
Groups say DHB funding move is devastating for socially isolated.