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Fresh or frozen? The biggest nutrition myths, debunked by experts
Do microwaves really 'zap' nutrients? Nutritionists explain.
Do microwaves really 'zap' nutrients? Nutritionists explain.
Telegraph: Trends come and go, but the fundamental equation hasn’t changed.
What does where we live tell us about our wellbeing? This map gives a first-ever glimpse.
Can gene editing help unlock the power of ground-breaking immunotherapy cancer drugs?
The word 'polyphenol' may mean little to you, but a lot to your health.
Spot reduction: The real deal or another weight-loss myth?
People with type 2 diabetes tend to see their blood pressure fall with lower salt intake.
Your favourite leggings or sports bra might be doing you more harm than good.
The condition affects millions of women, so why do few feel comfortable talking about it?
Telegraph: Ignoring ED only increases anxiety and pressure for both partners.
Times: For 10 weeks, Andrew Boyd went full tech eccentric - minus the blood swapping.
A NZ-developed cancer therapy is safer than its overseas counterparts in early trials.
A person who recently returned from abroad is a confirmed case, after recent outbreaks.
Investment brought the 'current birthing facilities in line with relevant standards'.
'I thought to myself, this is what death must be like.'
There's no perfect diet - but there are a few basic principles you can follow.
A study shows Kiwis are going to work while unwell.
Telegraph: Six weeks, six strategies, and a slimmer bod for the summer holidays.
Financial Times: Contempt for dissatisfied younger workers masks an uncomfortable truth.
New York Times: "I’ve probably spent $9m or something trying to get sober," Perry wrote.
Telegraph: Elaine Lalanne and husband Jack were the original fitness influencers.
If it's your kids' first time trick-or-treating this year, here's how to keep them safe.
From lowering cholesterol to whitening your teeth, there’s not much ACV can’t improve.
There are countless sleep apps and gadgets on the market - but do they work?
Early menopause occurs in 5 per cent of women - so what causes it?
Studies suggest hot drinks can cause cancer but experts say there are other risky factors.
The exercises can help you to be as physically capable as possible.
New York Times: He heads out for all-day family jam sessions; she sits home alone.
Telegraph: New research suggests that not all saturated fats behave the same.
A Northland physio and personal trainer offer tips on preventing injuries this summer.