Bouncing your way to better health: Why tramps aren’t just for kids
New York Times: Trampolining is an effective, efficient mode of exercise.
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Covid depression is real. Here’s what you need to know
New York Times: Risk of developing symptoms of depression remains high up to a year later.
'Dying from inside out': Woman's contraceptive horror
A woman says she's had excruciating pain since having the Bayer device implanted.
Hospital technicians paid $10,000 less than clerical staff
Pay gap described as 'crazy' and 'a kick in the teeth'.
'Some people look at you and see a face that needs to be fixed - but not me'
Two families whose children were born with a cleft lip / cleft palate share their stories.
Overseas nurses applying for NZ work visas drops by 60 per cent
Government under pressure to fast-track residency to encourage nurses into the country
40 per cent of Kiwis can’t afford dental care - report
The poor state of dental health in New Zealand has been highlighted in a new report.
Nurse unions take Te Whatu Ora to court over pay equity settlement
It comes amid a national nurse shortage and increasingly pressured emergency departments.
Prime $50m property back on the market - will it be returned to disabled community?
The site was sold last year for $49.5m but a plan for 240 apartments has stalled.
Live: 21,595 new Covid cases, 56 virus-related deaths in the past week
The most recent analysis shows the Omicron subvariant remains dominant.
Sir Graham Lowe: I won't sit and watch the world go by
Sir Graham Lowe speaks about his heart issues
Govt considering paid placements for nursing students, push for second Harbour Bridge & Republican upset in US | Focus Morning Bulletin: 14 November, 2022
The Government considering paid placements for nursing students, why a second Harbour Bridge could be better than a tunnel & major midterm Republican upset in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Samantha Heath: Aged care in critical need
OPINION: We have known about this looming crisis for decades but did nothing.
'I didn't sleep for six nights': Health reporter on battling bipolar disorder
A story written with the hope of helping a least one person feel less alone.
‘Erosion of investment’: New Te Whatu Ora board member assesses future of healthcare
Lowe's appointment to Te Whatu Ora's board comes amid a growing GP workforce crisis.
Four hospital upgrade projects in South Island in limbo
Two are at Dunedin Hospital and two at Southland Hospital.
Explained: Three things to know about Covid-19 reinfection
How many Kiwis have really had Covid-19 this year? And what does it mean for reinfection?
‘I was given days to live’: Dad with blood cancer on the mend two years later
Ross Baker refused to accept the diagnosis that he had less than a week to live.
Moving final message from brave doctor before cancer death
GP urged patients to be wary of signs of the disease.
‘High attack rate’: Northland on watch after cruise ship visits with Covid-19 outbreak
An estimated 800 of the combined 4600 passengers and crew have tested positive.
Lack of hands-on training leaves new doctors feeling unprepared
Half of those surveyed had never attended a trauma call or resuscitation.
AUT nursing students cared for convicts on placement
More harrowing stories have emerged about the treatment of AUT nursing students.
How to avoid the Sunday Scaries this weekend
This weekend, Kiwis should forget about meal prep for the week ahead and try this instead.
The disease took Zara, then Sara. Could Ayla be saved?
New York Times: Two sisters in one family died. Doctors fought for the third.
Te Whatu Ora ‘doing what we can’ to ease hospital pressure
Doctors and nurses are pushing the Government to fix the pressure on staff.
Why Sir David Skegg is 'cautiously optimistic' worst of Covid-19 is over
Top epidemiologist says we'll look back on Covid response as 'great national achievement'.
Wai 2575 claimants move a step closer to resolution with Crown
Group meets with Health Minister and officials.
Peter Davis: What health crisis?
OPINION: Professor of population health says there's too much we don't know.
Mereana-Wairua is 10 years old. Her art exhibition challenges menstruation silence
The Immersive art exhibition starts this weekend in South Auckland.
With pulses to their brains, two women’s binge eating went away
New York Times: Both women said they knew immediately when the devices were activated.
Nightmare process: Doctors, split families wait for news from Immigration NZ
Cardiologist and a haematologist say it looks like their family will not get approval.
Government says no plans at this stage for annual Covid booster for most people
Dr Ayesha Verrall said the government was still getting expert advice.
Te Whatu Ora investigates alleged assault of mental health patient by staff member
The family of a 24-year-old man allege he was assaulted after refusing to take medication.
The truth about ‘hangxiety’: Agony of the midlife hangover
Times: Why after 40 that bottle of wine is followed by morning-after guilt.