A hopeful mum-to-be reveals how her decision to have a baby could end her life.

Research reveals the perks of tying the knot.

Scientists explain what it's like to live with the disease day in and day out.

Hate exercise? Not a morning person? This new fitness trend could still be for you.

There may finally be proof that grandparents spoil children rotten.

A new study will tackle sleep problems affecting Kiwi kids with autism spectrum disorder.

In a rare win for Goop, experts agree Gwyneth was right about cucumber warning.

Whangarei students had fun learning about how germs spread for SneezeSafe Week.

OPINION: Give it up Dianne and try a new way.

Many people are unable to cope with the uncertainty of their future.

Century-old technique enables 40% of previously infertile women to conceive, study finds.

A study reveals mindfulness helped people to lose weight.

Talking about physical education gets either: a happy smile, or a horrified shudder.

Social media sites are helping to fuel an epidemic of skin cancer, according to an expert.

Hot flushes, trouble sleeping and more irritable? You may have peri-menopause.

Plenty of us wake up each morning feeling like we could do with more sleep.

"I'm not prepared to live a life where I cannot even pick up a knife and fork."

OPINION: Deaths from heart disease are highly preventable. writes Nikki Bezzant.

A study suggests we need this one thing after waking up to keep our body clocks in order.

It's a massage for your brain and those that tune in are hoping for a better night sleep.

Think you're making healthly choices? Think again, say nutritionists.

Is this the hottest grandmother ever?

A Kiwi has spoken out about her pursuit of nutrition and a vegan diet.

The bee pollen sold by a health supplement company was actually produced in China.

"Is it okay for men to cry?" and other revealing queries Googled by men.

UK retailer Pull & Bear face backlash for classing size 10 as 'large'.

Research has revealed the staggering amount of calories packed into plane food.

Our children are obese - and whose fault is that?

A woman's flu-like symptoms turned out to be life-threatening.

Different stages of life cause different triggers for anxiety and depression.