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New cord bank in NZ: Ground-breaking or waste of money?
New cord bank promises to help safeguard children against 100 diseases.
Kiwi broadcaster's moving message after Covid-19 diagnosis
Sela Alo didn't hold back in his message to Kiwis.
Letters: Milk, red meat healthy for us too
Vegetables and fruit are good, but you need dairy products and red meat as well.
Cause of man's suffering hides in plain sight
A client's eagle-eyed examination spotted a critical clue that went overlooked for years.
Sir Robert Martin will provide inspiration at new Whanganui programme
Lifestyle management course offers tips and support for wellbeing.
The new drugs that could extend the lives of 120,000 Kiwis
Pharmac is considering new medicines for type 2 diabetics.
Big Science: Are Pacific people predisposed to gout?
Can higher rates of gout and type 2 diabetes in Pacific people be put down to evolution?
Pharmac to fund better diabetes drugs
New Zealand has had the worst range of funded diabetes drugs in the developed world.
$5m project to begin building NZ's first 'gene bank'
Scientists aim to tackle diseases hurting Kiwis by building NZ's first genomic database.
Editorial: Run from fast food
Editorial: Food for thoughtlessness - our blithe and shameful refusal to eat right.
Niki Bezzant: The warning signs for diabetes
One hundred thousand Kiwis are walking around with this chronic health condition.
Losing limbs: Why are so many Kiwis needing amputations?
The Associate Health Minister wants a major health campaign around diabetes.
Editorial: How to curb our enthusiasm for sugar and fat?
We say: The message needs to get across that our poor diets have drastic consequences.
'Wants to hike your grocery bill': National go on attack over sugar tax
Associate Health Minister Peeni Henare says a tax should be "part of the consideration".
Local Focus: Equity for Māori is core issue for Whanganui DHB
A new holistic approach to health for Whanganui DHB. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Exclusive: Crackdown on junk food, drink to 'turn tide' on diabetes
New figures show diabetes now causes more than 1000 amputations a year in NZ.
Gene variant in Māori, Pacific Islanders, linked to taller height
A third of Maori and Pacific Islanders carry a gene variant just linked to taller height.
Diabetic's BYO dinner row: Restaurant Association weighs in
Diabetics who are eating their own food in a restaurant "should advise the staff first".
Racism a reason for poor health, warns health board
"As an institution we fitted the definitions which described racism."
Letters: Who should we send home from Ihumātao?
I hope Ihumātao will not live up to its name with blood being spilled. - Potonga Neilson
Actor's marathon charity run goes international
Will Hall's marathon mission for charity is set to take him to New Caledonia.
Diabetes: 'the middle of the epidemic'
"It's already got worse - we are now in the middle of the epidemic."
Child, 2, locked in stifling hot daycare
Daycare head teacher left 2-year-old asleep when she locked up and went home.
Running for a cause: Actor Will Halls races to help his niece
Will Hall is running four 1/2 marathons before he turns 40 for his niece who has diabetes.
Niki Bezzant: Govt shows weakness on sugar tax
COMMENT: The only people who don't support tax are those making sugary drinks - and Govt.
Special investigation: Why NZers unnecessarily lose limbs in 'appalling' amputations
There are calls for urgent changes to curb a growing amputation toll.
John Clark: Diabetes needs to be regarded as social issue
COMMENT: Our current model of medical care is failing Māori in a spectacular manner.
Tax needed to curb NZ's deadly sugar rush: study
Sweet drinks cause more harm than high-sugar foods, University of Auckland study finds.
'Postcode lottery' for weight loss treatment
Your chances of getting the surgery are influenced by where you live, expert tells.
Breakthrough NZ research: How C-section babies may miss health benefits
World-first study to reveal the health benefits of non-Caesarean births.
'It was like an oven': Woman who was unconscious in car meets man who saved her life
The Herald captured the bittersweet moment when the two strangers were reunited.
Family track down mystery hero who saved the life of 69-year-old
"I opened car door and it was like opening an oven," Paul Donovan says.