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ZM's Bree Tomasel and Dame Susan Devoy are walking 50k for charity Sweet Louise.

The truth about health star ratings in New Zealand

Why a supermarket frozen pizza and a bag of veggie soup get the same health rating.

‘Panic juice’: How much coffee is too much?

Telegraph: Coffee can be good for you - but there's a tipping point.

Six life-changing reasons to take your blood pressure seriously

Telegraph: High blood pressure affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults worldwide.

Young mum's desperate plea for hysterectomy

A mother-of-two forced into a wheelchair by pain has been denied surgery.

Top diet doctor shares his weight-loss tips in the age of Ozempic

Telegraph: Drugs won't solve the world's obesity problem, says Professor Roy Taylor.

Last rights: Our battle to bring Dad home to die

Times: Hospital doctors said Michael Pavia was too sick to leave. His family disagreed.

'Options are slim': Bruce Willis' wife gives heartbreaking update

At a screening of a new movie on dementia, Emma has opened up about her husband.

Local Focus: Meet the Taranaki Dragons

Taranaki breast cancer survivors paddle on to the world stage.

The 10 foods that could reduce your risk of dementia

Why a Mediterranean diet may lower your risk of dementia by a quarter.

11 supermarket beauty bargains better than high-end brands

Your beauty cupboard will be booming with these bargain finds.

'Shocked': Kiwi woman diagnosed with breast cancer despite no symptoms

'How could my body have done something like that without me knowing?'

Premium Debate: Subscribers react to teens hooked on vaping

Subscribers have their say.

Most fitness influencers are doing more harm than good

New York Times: It's not all bad, though. Here’s how to find #fitspiration you can trust.

Six surprising reasons sex helps you live longer

Telegraph: 'Sex is good for us, both partnered and solo,' says Dr Janine David.