Do you remember your wedding day? The birth of your first child?

Sports apparel company Reebok is entering the tech world, developing computerised headwear that can detect when an athlete has sustained a damaging blow to the head.

Of those who make New Year’s resolutions, only one in 12 will achieve them. So what can we do to maximise our chances of success?

Child care law changes sought by lobby group after children denied right to family life.

A doctor who quit the United States amid controversy over an alleged affair with a patient had already been working in Hamilton for a month.

We've all felt sad, anxious or down at one time or another, but where does the normal experience of emotion end and the clinical picture of a mood or anxiety disorder begin?

A doctor who gave up his medical licence in the United States while under scrutiny for alleged professional misconduct is now working in Hamilton.

The key to a successful new year resolution is to keep it achievable and simple.

Unpleasant memories can be wiped out by electric shock therapy used to treat psychiatric patients, a study has shown.

Research from the University of NSW suggests an unhealthy diet can also take a toll on the memory.

This letter was written after a gin-induced rant, which included the throwing of the writer's arms into the air in despair at the fact ladies don't love themselves and their bodies enough.

Probiotics can alleviate the symptoms of autism-like disorders in mice, according to a US study.

Doing regular exercise is the most effective single lifestyle choice people can make to reduce their risk of dementia.

The Human Rights Commission has called for the Government to consider rent-control measures following major natural disasters.

Almost three-quarters of the depressed Kiwis who have gone to Sir John Kirwan's website depression.org.nz are no longer depressed after finishing the six lessons.

Avid mobile phone users are less happy and suffer from higher anxiety, a new study shows.

It's that time of year when people are rushing to finish work projects before Christmas, putting in extra hours and feeling overstressed, overworked and plain exhausted.

Research shows that while women do exhibit negative reactions to sexual imagery, this diminishes for high value products.

New research has busted myths that Kiwi teens self-harming - a practice that is surging here - are doing it to "be cool" or to seek attention.

Cannabis may help to reduce brain damage after a stroke, new research suggests.

Have you experienced impostor syndrome? How did you choose to deal with it? Is hiding it or revealing it the best approach?

An 8-year-old boy tried to kill himself in a lunch break because school was "too hard" - and his parents are furious the school did not call 111 for an ambulance.

People who are seen as successful by outside external measures may internally feel like frauds, undeserving of their success and in danger at any moment of being exposed.

It's claimed that sleeping on a BioMag - that is, a wool layer with ceramic magnets sewn into it - can ease pain.

Regular dope smokers experience serious cognitive impairment long after they're high, an Aussie expert says.

Thousands of people may be ending up on the wrong side of the law due to an alcohol-related brain disability caused before birth, a New Zealand judge says.

The family of a man who was run over by his partner outside a Hamilton superette have thanked bystanders for their "courage and kindness'' during the ordeal.