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Was it OK for this baby to be left home alone?
If a child naps at the same time every day for at least an hour, is it okay to dash up the road for a few minutes?
Chiro slammed for treating baby banned
A video of a Melbourne chiropractor cracking a baby's back went viral, now the same practitioner is facing a temporary ban on treating anyone under 18.
Why this woman proposed to herself
She's had no luck finding her ideal man, so this former reality TV contestant has put a ring on it herself.
Could exercise be key to preventing cancer?
According to a recent study, pounding the pavements could help to ward off more than a dozen different types of cancer.
I stopped exercising - and lost weight
Stuck on the couch after hurting her knee, one woman was surprised she could lose so much weight simply by adjusting her diet.
Grieving newlywed: 'We were soulmates'
A mother of three battling aggressive lung cancer married her soulmate - and died two hours later.
Abuse victim reignites euthanasia debate
When is suffering so unbearable that euthanasia can be considered as the only option?
Louise Thompson: Living your passion
Many people talk about living their dreams a lot but ultimately very few actually do it.
How much of your life have you spent asleep?
A new online tool calculates how much of your life you've spent asleep - and what you could have achieved if you had been awake instead.
Wormicelli? Buglonaise? or is eating bugs going too far?
In the past month I have tried two edible insect products: cricket pasta and cricket flour.
Gluten-free could damage your health
Diet has been popularised by celebs who claim it boosts health and aids weight loss but expert says you shouldn't do it if you don't have coeliac disease.
How to keep fibromyalga under control
Hi Sandra, I have fibromyalgia. Can you recommend anything to help with this condition?
Can dandruff be cured with this simple item from your fridge?
It may sound a tad flaky but yogurt could help keep dandruff at bay.
Child obesity is 'triggered in the womb' - scientists
Scientists have found that babies born to women with a common form of temporary diabetes that occurs in pregnancy gain weight early on in life.
Fatigue programme offers new hope to mum
Mother of three Sue Gaskell-Barlow is participating in groundbreaking ME Support Bay of Plenty charitable trust programme Towards Wellness.
Cashier saves the day with a little kindness
A shop assistant who helped a blind and autistic girl who was upset has attracted praise from around the globe.
8 ways to lower cancer risk
It has long been known that cancers are caused by a combination of our genes, diet and lifestyle. Here are eight ways that are proven to lower your risk.
Yoga shown to boost the brain
Yoga and meditation are more effective than memory exercises for combating the mental decline that often precedes Alzheimer's, research has shown.
The app doctor will see you shortly
Waikato DHB has come up with a national first by launching a smartphone app that lets people have consultations, text their GP and schedule appointments.
Kyle MacDonald: How much can you really help someone with an addiction?
OPINION: The biggest struggle for someone in a relationship with an actively addicted person is not the impact of the addiction, but to recognise the limits of the help we can provide.
Should we edit out genetic disease?
As genomic medicine advances, the possibility of manipulating our genetic makeup, and that of our future children, is rapidly becoming a reality.
It's official: coastal living gives you a lift
There's good reason visions of a relaxing holiday often include the ocean. Or why many people fantasise about retiring to the coast.
First-time mother at 72
A 72-year-old Indian woman has given birth to a baby boy after undergoing IVF treatment.
Do you have adult ADHD?
Many adults affected by adult ADHD are misdiagnosed with different mental illnesses such as depression.
Are you sabotaging your own goals?
How are those New Year's Resolutions going? Achieved or totally forgotten about and covered in dust, never to be spoken of?
Living with deadly food allergies
When Lara Baker is exposed to beef, nuts, shellfish and dairy, she knows straight away what will happen to her body.
Renewed calls for HIV prevention pill approval
The Aids Foundation is pushing for a pill to be approved here for use in HIV prevention after a similar move was made across the Tasman.