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Burns, broken teeth and explosions: Vaping injuries on the rise
In the past four years, ACC has received 76 claims for e-cigarette or vape injuries.
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All Blacks back dying dad's final stand for change
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A little-known support scheme can provide cancer patients a lifeline.
Blood cancer: Call for better access to new treatments
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Apology to dying man after huge tumour missed by GP
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13 Waikato hospital buildings without WOFs due to fire concerns
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$128m for inmates' mental health and addiction treatment
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Baby uplift bid: QC questions DHB involvement
QC Russell Fairbrother congratulates outspoken board member for speaking up.
Measles outbreaks means MMR jab at 12 months for Auckland babies
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Concerns loom vaping is being marketed as 'cool lifestyle choice'
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Letters: Cold comfort for bus travellers
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No delays to bowel screening programme - Ministry
A delay in rolling out the national bowel screening programme could affect thousands.
Cost of the Hawke's Bay junior doctor strikes revealed
Senior doctors were paid an average of $395 per hour to cover junior doctor shifts.
DHB funding 'hardly enough to keep the lights on'
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