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Whooping cough vaccination call for pregnant women
Dr Andrew Connolly wants expectant Māori mums to protect their pepi.
Dr Andrew Connolly wants expectant Māori mums to protect their pepi.
New warning about the outbreak risk of dangerously low immunisation rates.
“Vaccination rates for children have dropped to concerning levels.”
A doctor has revealed vaccine mistake young people make.
Kiwi babies are still dying of the preventable disease that killed my uncle 75 years ago.
Three babies have died from the disease, also known as pertussis, this year.
Junior Tooma was only a month old when a deadly disease quickly took over his body.
Just 34 per cent of Māori children in South Auckland are fully vaccinated.
The Meningitis Foundation is concerned about low vaccine supplies.
Jessie Gurunathan on losing a close friend.
NZ's child immunisation rates hit record lows last year.
The tourism move is China's latest big step away from its harsh Covid restrictions.
China has eased rules on testing, quarantine and movement, and cases are surging.
Health data has never given a true indication of Māori numbers.
What you’re seeing in your Twitter feed is changing. But how?
Lawyer for family says bigger issue to be dealt with after baby boy recovers.
The arrival of the "Anopheles stephensi" in at least five African countries is a "threat".
A protest is planned for this morning when the baby’s planned surgery is due.
No agreement was reached over a dispute over four-month-old baby's operation.
Warning measles could cause global problems if immunisation programmes aren't bought back.
A new study aims to learn from experiences to "better" help Māori in a future pandemic.
New strains may be setting up major Covid-19 waves overseas. What does that mean for NZ?
NZ met Omicron as one of the world's most-vaxxed populations. What impact did that make?
Protection measures for Covid-19 also help stop monkeypox spreading, expert says.
This Omicron wave is likely to cause more hospitalisations and deaths than the first. Why?
Yesterday a computer glitch caused case numbers to be overcounted by more than 4000.
EDITORIAL: The arrival of Omicron subvariants is troubling.
More than 4200 cases were incorrectly added to today's total after a computer glitch.
New mutations including most contagious yet are causing infection numbers to explode.
Parents are being warned to monitor kids' health over the looming school holidays.