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Bowel cancer screening review released
Results of a review of the bowel cancer screening programme have been released.
Results of a review of the bowel cancer screening programme have been released.
The IT flaw meant the patient's cancer went unchecked for eight months.
Website set up to empower people to ask for help in difficult times.
Around 2500 New Zealanders were diagnosed with skin cancer every year.
The delayed diagnosis meant the patient had to have a third of his tongue removed.
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The document contained diagnoses and treatment plans for breast cancer patients
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Invictus competitors share what the games is all about. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The group chucked in their 9-5 jobs for an around-the-world adventure.
8yo boy has become the youngest person to climb Old May of Hoy to fundraise for his mum.
After he spotted something on woman's throat while on TV, he decided to track her down.
Women with incurable cancer speak about being blocked from a drug that could help.
Pharmac urged to change funding for drug for women with incurable breast cancer.
The change to screening for HPV is expected to save lives - but is now delayed.
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Legislation being considered would increase access to a national register of women.