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Why you should take two tennis balls on your next flight or roadtrip
Game, set and match: here's an unusual tip for long drives or flights.
Game, set and match: here's an unusual tip for long drives or flights.
Rare Disorders NZ is calling on Aotearoa to #GlowUpShowUp for Rare Disorders Month.
Three hundred thousand Kiwis live with rare disorders.
New York Times: A lot happens during the most active sleep cycle.
Telegraph Opinion: 'Gen X women fit a template that is every misogynist's dream.'
Telegraph: Liz Hodgkinson and Jo Sandilands bonded over their love for the same man.
Luxury retailers across the US have launched their first Aotearoa-based beauty products.
David Seymour says good care, friends and an obsessive hobby have made life worth living.
New York Times: Heartburn, stress, spicy foods, colon cleanses, antibiotics and more.
High blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
New York Times: What you should cover - and how to get the conversation started.
Telegraph: From exercise to diet and sleep, here's how to keep your lungs in great shape.
Telegraph: Here's what you can do to support your body in the face of 'immunity debt'.
New York Times: Take these small steps to lower your exposure.
Telegraph: Certain re-growth formulations work – but only while you use them.
Telegraph: Frontotemporal dementia often strikes at an unusually young age.
The actor's loved ones revealed earlier this week that he has been diagnosed with FTD.
The actor's family revealed his devastating dementia diagnosis this week.
The Hollywood star's family has revealed that his condition has 'progressed'.
New York Times: A decades-old medicine could help reduce harmful drinking.
New York Times: Sexlessness says something grim about society, says Magdalene Taylor.
A Herald podcast will tackle the issues parents wish we all discussed more.
New York Times: First, acknowledge that you have it. Then move on to some compliments.
Telegraph: Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with young-onset dementia at 58.
Telegraph: Need more evidence that your lifestyle choices matter? Read on.
New York Times: Featuring the melty face emoji, non-cheesy pickup lines and more.
Telegraph: As marriage rates fall, the science in its favour stacks up, writes Mick Brown.
NY Times: Grand gestures early on can be sweet - or a sign you're dating a narcissist.
Financial Times: Clinique La Prairie is the original wellness retreat for the super-rich.
New York Times: It can be daunting to find a therapist who's a good fit for both partners.