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Karaoke host sings the praises of healthy living
Te Hamua Nikora is the Maori men's posterboy for what not to do about your health - but he's still a ridiculously handsome one, he reckons.
Diabetes patient speaks out on pig-cell trial
Results from the pig-cell trial so far indicate improved control of blood-sugar levels and reduced need for insulin injections.
Last request for one big party
Andy Nathan prewrote his death notice: 'I finally carked [sic] it after a lifetime of fun ... time to celebrate! ... Don't be late!'
Millions wasting their time trying to get fit, says study
Millions of people who strive to keep fit by jogging, swimming or going to the gym are wasting their time, scientists say.
Kiwi's kidney research pays off
Ground-breaking research into improving the condition of kidneys for transplantation has earned a young NZ doctor a top scholarship.
Change urged after death of diabetic
An investigation has found that health providers "missed opportunities for intervention" in the days before the death of a diabetic, 68.
Anti-obesity drug takes off a stone in 20 weeks
European study shows encouraging results for new class of anti-obesity agents which mimic the action of a hormone that occurs naturally in the gut.
First NZ patient receives pig cell transplant
A 47-year-old man has become the first patient in NZ to receive an implant of pig cells to treat type 1 diabetes.
Diabetics queue to take part in NZ pig cell trial
Middlemore Hospital has had an unprecedented rush of patients offering to be implanted with pig cells in its diabetes therapy trial.