Latest from Health & Wellbeing

'Toxic': Mum slammed for forcing 2-year-old to get manicure

'I have no idea why the nail salon didn't ask her and her mother to leave'.

Taking the plunge on addressing anxiety

Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to novelist Tim Clare on panic attacks.

Twenty years strong: Is Pilates as good as everyone says?

New York Times: More than 2 decades after it first hit the headlines, Pilates is booming.

Forget five a day, 30 a week is what you need – here's how to do it

Telegraph: Variety is the key to good gut health, experts say.

When women don't exercise, it's for these good reasons

Opinion: Getting to the stage where we can switch off and exercise is another matter.

I was diagnosed with Tourette's at 38. Suddenly, everything made sense

Telegraph: From early childhood, Charlie Hart knew he was a bit different.

Justin Bieber returns to the stage amid 'serious' medical diagnosis

The Baby singer has returned to the stage after his recent Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis.

Dame Margaret Sparrow: Seeing Roe v Wade repealed was 'very sad'

The doctor and reproductive rights advocate talks to Elisabeth Easther.

Undertaker reveals bizarre items people are buried with

From beers to sex toys, not much fazes this undertaker when it comes to burials.

Hair loss and low sex drive are the latest long Covid symptoms

Females, younger people and black, mixed or other ethnic groups are at the greatest risk.

What to expect when coming off the pill, and 5 things to do before you do

If you're preparing to come off the pill, it's hard to know what to expect.

Warning against weighted blankets to keep babies warm

As winter's chill sets in, a warning has been issued against certain baby sleep aids.

The singer who became 'the world's most prominent MeToo widow'

Telegraph: In 2017, Anne Sofie von Otter's husband was accused of harassing employees.

From Dirty Dancing to Scandal, onscreen abortion stories carry sway

NYT Opinion: Abortion has been represented onscreen going back to the early 20th century.

Police to weave in cultural skills in preventing sudden infant deaths

Crowded homes and unsafe sleeping conditions for babies are most prevalent amongst Māori.

'I'm fighting to be a mum': Kiwi woman's shock diagnosis at 23

After brutal cancer treatment, Kate's dream of becoming a mother was crushed.