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Brazilian health officials are scrambling to explain how six transplant patients got HIV.
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An Otago University study lifts the lid on the painful joint disease.
'They should talk only in English': Indian nurses told not to speak their language
A patient at Palmerston North Hospital had complained of being 'disrespected'.
Napier grandmother tackles 14.5km walk for brave grandson
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Opinion: 'Textbook racism' - we cannot tolerate intolerance in our hospitals
OPINION: This is patronising, condescending ... an infringement on basic human rights.
'Urgent': Pharmacists providing healthcare amid rising GP wait times
Local pharmacists are providing medical care and advice amid long GP wait times
Mental health nurses still in the dark as police prepare to back away from distress callouts
The Nurses Organisation fears health services aren't equipped to take over.
Richard Prebble: How Labour could win the next election
OPINION: Spending more on healthcare has not fixed the problems.
Letters: Hospital bosses add insult to injury with language rule
OPINION: 'Is this poorly disguised racism?'
Running or sex – which is healthier?
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‘We were inundated’: Almost 400 people given free dental care
The clinic was unable to meet all the demand for its services.
Revealed: Kiwi office workers don't always wash their hands in the bathroom - some just pretend
Hand hygiene no longer seems to be a priority, new study shows a 'downward trend'.
Health NZ chief writes to staff about ‘English-only’ memo, confirms directive also made at second hospital
The language directive was also made at hospitals in Christchurch and Auckland.
Health Minister says nurses can speak non-English to patients amid Waikato Hospital memo
The memo was sent to nursing staff on Friday.
'Panicking': Vulnerable elderly left waiting for meals, medicine amid motorway closure
'I couldn’t actually work out a route that was going to work.'
'It's really nasty': Health officials bracing for whooping cough outbreak
Health officials are bracing for a whooping cough outbreak, with newborns most at risk.
Demi Moore shares update on Bruce Willis' health after dementia diagnosis
The pair have remained close since their divorce and Willis' diagnosis.
Sea of pink floods Tauranga waterfront
Follow up article on Tauranga Hot Pink Walk for breast cancer
Weight-loss jabs offered to the unemployed in UK
The UK Health Secretary plans to offer weight-loss drugs to get people back to work.
Father trapped in Denmark after contracting 'super-virus' on cruise
The 64-year-old's common flu symptoms quickly took a turn.
I miscarried at three months and would have loved a baby loss certificate - Emma Elms
Telegraph - OPINION: One mother shares her experience of miscarrying her second child.
'Frankly disgusting': Hospital staff told to only speak English with patients
Te Whatu Ora defends memo, citing safety; critics say it undermines multiculturalism.
Lady Tureiti Moxon receives honorary doctorate from Waikato University
Lady Tureiti Moxon has been recognised for 30 years of Māori health mahi.
Infections cost system and Government may intervene over airport | NZ Herald Update October 15, 2024
The Government may intervene after Wellington City Council's airport shares decision and Sir Cliff Richard plans New Zealand shows. Video / NZ Herald, Getty Images
Letters: Tom Phillips must be stopped
OPINION: 'The longer it goes on, the greater the damage.'
'It's always been a problem': How her sibling's struggle inspired a new project
'People don’t really understand that the power is taken away from that person.'
'Systems weaknesses': Intimate patient procedures carried out by students, trainees
The report pointed towards weaknesses in the system across the country.
Nitrous oxide still being sold to young people in the early hours
The claim comes despite the Govt's recent crackdown on the sale of the gas for recre
Suspended Ponsonby dentist faces 19 health practitioner charges, appears in court
Dr Jacob Goldenberg of Total Health Dentistry had been suspended since March last year.
Burns made her face unrecognisable. A human placenta restored it
New York Times: Placental grafts, long underused, show promise in healing wounds.
Why do we die? A Nobel Prize-winning biologist explains
Telegraph: What happens to our bodies as we age, and can we slow down the process?
'Deep impact': Middlemore Hospital announces changes after man's death in overcrowded ED
Tony Knott collapsed and died in the toilet at Middlemore Hospital's ED waiting room.
Man dies as wife drives him to hospital after St John fails to send ambulance
He was suffering 'classic heart attack symptoms' but an ambulance was not dispatched.