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Otago University researchers benefit from $13m in funding
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Critical breathing medicine shortage - demand doubles due to RSV
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First shot: New Zealanders trial new Chinese Covid vaccine
A group of 1000 New Zealanders are being guinea pigs for the new Chinese covid vaccine.
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NZ Alzheimer's charity 'cautiously optimistic' about new drug
The drug hasn't been shown to help slow the brain-destroying disease.
Cecilia Robinson: Time to get serious about funding Pharmac
Pharmac now has more than $1 billion to spend every year, but it's nowhere near enough.
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Covid-19 appeal: Indian Kiwi mum - 'Every day people in my whānau are dying'
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Euthanasia: Are we ready for legalised assisted dying in NZ?
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'It's about prioritising life': Pharmac wish list needs extra $400m
The number and cost of desired extra medicines has been released for the first time.
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Māori and Pasifika have higher rates of mental illness but are prescribed less medication.
Chris Keall: Death of the DHBs a chance to give health tech a new life
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