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Number of children waiting longer than four months for hospital help jumps by 600pc
Paediatric specialists are warning wait times are getting to a critical point.
Hospice's financial woes mean tough decisions to be made about charity's future
Govt funding isn't going far enough to cover costs of vital elements within the service.
No criminal inquiry into doc who imported restricted drugs and gave them to drug-seeker
The doctor was suspended for the misconduct, but police are not prosecuting.
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New study reveals Māori face more treatment complications from hospital care.
Project Domino ‘band-aid’ buys time for troubled Hawke’s Bay hospital
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Milestone study decodes how the shape of your skeleton could affect your health
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Why do you pay more to visit some GP clinics?
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Kiwi man gets $100k medical bill after injury overseas
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‘I have never seen an ED that busy’: Shane Reti's night ride with 19 ambulance crews
Over three months, National's health spokesman shadowed medics across the country.
No improvements in cost of living survey since March
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Sarah Bax Horton claims to have pinpointed the man behind the 19th-century killings.
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The Council of Medical Colleges want to stop the advertisement of medicines.
Ketamine injections for depression? A new study shows promise
This latest research provides hope for people whose symptoms are harder to treat.
White Cross saga a symptom of healthcare crisis, poverty advocate says
Many parents were shocked about the $49 fee for a medical visit for kids under 14.
Hospital loses accreditation for its radiology department
Staff shortages and ageing equipment sees radiation department stripped of accreditation.
Kaitāia Hospital health coach easing the anxiety of those seeking help
Innovative roles are being used to help both the healthcare system and patients cope.
Tragic update from family of man medically evacuated from Bali
The family's ordeal began 10 days ago, when the man collapsed on holiday to Bali.
Enforcers and budding entrepreneurs: The medicinal cannabis power list
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The silent change: What to expect when going through perimenopause
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'I burst into tears': Pensioners left without care due to no-shows
"I’ve been left here having to ring my husband at work."
Med school at Waikato uni is National's election promise
National's plan will also include more medical school placements at Auckland and Otago
Brooke van Velden: Race criteria for health waitlists 'mindboggling'
Opinion: Government's ethnic waitlist factor papers over cracks of healthcare failures.
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