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A pain in the back - or in the mind?
Whether it's a niggling pain that won't budge or a sudden twinge that becomes excruciating, back problems are a big deal.
Whether it's a niggling pain that won't budge or a sudden twinge that becomes excruciating, back problems are a big deal.
We live fast lives, and most of us are tight on time. Here's how to eat healthy food, without spending hours cooking it every day.
Here is what research says on the idea of marijuana being a safer substance than alcohol and the dangers each of them have.
The most common fitness misconceptions holding you back from your weight loss goals.
Want to know which gift you can give your loved ones that is increasing in value faster than Auckland house prices? It's the gift of quality listening.
A grisly new video has emerged showing exactly how gelatin is made, and it's putting people off their gummy bears.
A couple whose infant son died in a tragic choking accident have spoken out about why they let a television crew film the last days of his life.
What's the key to better sex, weight loss and increased productivity? Timing.
NZ's 0800 telephone abortion service has closed because of a lack of money.
The Breast Cancer Foundation wants women to receive free breast screening from age 40.
Experts have shed light on the surprising things that are causing men and women to age every day without even realising.
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Holland did a four-week introduction to mindful eating course run by Mindfulness Works.
An anonymous woman in skin-tight leggings was captured by a fellow passenger executing some dubious yoga poses in the aisle and in her seat.
Parents are feeding under-tens an average of 14 teaspoons of sugar a day - despite years of warnings about the dangers.
You may want to think twice the next time you invoke the five-second rule for food that's fallen on the floor.
She is never one to censor herself. But Rose McGowan looked to be following the rules of Instagram as she decided to muzz her own nipples in her most recent snap.
Eleanor Ainge Roy talks to a two-time survivor of attempted suicide about what brought him back from the edge.
It doesn't matter if you're fit or unfit, male or female, wedged in cattle-class or sitting in the pointy end of a plane.
A revolutionary blood test has been developed which acts like a smoke detector to spot cancer up to 10 years before symptoms appear.
Kiwi mum said she had no idea how affected her daughter was by a classmate's taunts until it was almost too late.
Doing CrossFit-style workouts two days in a row could damage a person's immune system, according to a new study.
Vegetarians lose weight twice as fast as meat-eaters, according to a study.
Research reveals the biggest cause of headaches: Gender.
I am in pain. Yes, it's physical. It throbs where the baby was so recently growing in my womb and I have cramping as my body readjusts to being an empty vessel again.
Prince William is cutting a noticeably trimmer figure. So what's his secret?
It's rumoured that a lot of our childhood jingles have been derived from certain sinister events of the past.
There could be 31.9 million adults now using marijuana - with 8.4 million of them using it a lot.
The internet is divided over a bizarre trick that some claim gets rid of a headache in minutes.
There's many ways to try to secure a job, but it seems one of the quickest methods for women to win that role might simply be to lose some weight.