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Te Pāti Māori says handbrake is already going on Māori spending
Party president John Tamihere believes Māori funding faces big cuts by the new Government.
Mental illness, especially later in life, can increase the risk of dementia
New York Times: A large New Zealand study has helped to establish the link.
‘I warned Mark Zuckerberg teens weren’t safe on Instagram – he ignored me’
Arturo Béjar said Instagram is 'categorically not' appropriate for children.
'Pretty alarmed': Thousands of Kiwis with ADHD forced to switch drugs after supply problems
Global demand has been blamed for the shortage of Teva, a common ADHD drug.
Kiwi K-pop star joins US first lady to talk mental health
Rosé joined US first lady to discuss how even famous people deal with emotional struggles.
New report shows schools are struggling to deal with sexual violence
The report includes testimonies from 300 youths describing their experiences.
'They didn’t do anything': Six Colorado officers charged with failing to intervene during Kiwi’s fatal standoff
Christian Glass was shot five times in his car after suffering a mental health crisis.
Mall reinstates sensory Santa slots after axing draws complaints
Parents accuse mall of priortising pets over kids with sensory or disability issuses.
Guidelines to help youth quit vaping released
Around 1 in 5 high school students are now regular vapers.
American nightmare: Tragedy strikes famed Kiwi tennis family
NYT: The death of one daughter and the abuse of another have devastated the Lewis family.
Auckland doctor wrote thousands of prescriptions for ADHD drugs without approval
Tony Hanne was accused of professional misconduct over prescriptions he had written.
Givealittle donation record: Who got the most support?
More than ever before was raised through the online platform, despite a challenging year.
Can some antidepressants cause lasting sexual problems?
NY Times: Some patients say symptoms persist long after they've stopped taking SSRIs.
'Heartbreaking': Man lived in windowless room before his death
An inquest into Joseph Bruce Carter's death is traversing issues in mental health care.
‘Significant questions’ around welfare of Marokopa fugitive’s children - psychologist
It has been almost two years since Tom Phillips and his children disappeared.
Mo bros to risk it with the brisket at burger eating contest
Burger eating contest to feed funds into men's health.
People of all ages and abilities hit Dannevirke Domain for Gumboot Friday fundraiser
What started as one woman's idea kicked into a day of fun and fitness for Gumboot Friday.
Dr Ruth saved people’s sex lives. Now she wants to cure loneliness
New York Times: 'The first thing to do is have the courage to admit you’re lonely.'
Covid comeback on the cards for Christmas
The re-emergence of Covid will put Māori and Pasifika whānau most at risk.
'There is hope': How a man transformed a life of depression
Northland mental health survivor comes out about his struggles and eventual transformation
'I've already used up eight of my nine lives': Mike King's hope for NZ, and himself
Constantly striving for "perfect happiness" is having a devastating effect on kids.
'He didn't deserve to go that way': Mum of man killed by homeless colleague speaks
David Gilchrist was off his meds and deemed an imminent risk when he killed Glen Collins.
Vic uni student found dead in her room after friends raised concerns
A coroner said Stacey McConway had been battling depression for some years.
Wairoa flooding shows need for long-term mental health support after Cyclone Gabrielle
The sound of rain now brings back terrifying memories for some Hawke’s Bay residents.
Group therapy offers new hope in NZ
The mental health needs of people are increasing exponentially around the world.
Five things we learned from the Robbie Williams doco
From his relationship with Geri Horner to an Ayda Field split and on-stage panic attack.
$20m Healthcare infrastructure investment set to boost access for South Island Māori and rural residents
The population of Amberley in North Canterbury increased by 58 per cent over 12 years.
'A huge step backwards’: National to restore $5 prescription fees
Paying for prescriptions will affect rural families most, say Māori pharmacists.
Ex-league player Paul Whatuira helping rangatahi face mental health issues
'I would love this programme to be able to visit all regions of the country.'
Some psychiatrists have started prescribing Ozempic. Others are worried
New York Times: 'These medications were not studied well or designed for this population.'
The Dinner Club still bringing people together months after Cyclone Gabrielle
The tables are set, and there is a delicious smell coming from the kitchen.
Matt Heath: We crave a post-fright dopamine buzz
OPINION: We enjoy scary experiences for the post-fright high.
The foods protecting against heart disease and Alzheimer's
The word 'polyphenol' may mean little to you, but a lot to your health.