Further use of Thompson and Clark by the Ministry of Health uncovered.

A few drinks a week could be better for you than not drinking at all, new study suggests.

Wife desperate to give dying hubby quality of life but restricted by family carers policy.

AUT has signed a deal with a medical cannabis start-up ahead of a law change.

State Services Commissioner says will "urgently" look into MP's claims.

Mother who lost two unborn babies speaks up in support of the #sleeponside campaign.

The six-year legal battle has come to an end in the Supreme Court.

COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern built a case for child poverty targets. What's changed for health?

"Restrictive by default" guidelines are holding back crucial NZ studies, researchers say.

Lead - at safe levels - was found in the blood of all Kiwis surveyed in a major new study.

We catch up with Kataraina Pewhairangi - 10 years after her liver donation to baby Teyah.

Text messages and email show increasing concern from Counties Manukau DHB chairman.

Fewer than 73 per cent of patients seen within six hours in April.

Health Minister accused of silencing DHB staff over Middlemore crisis.

Teachers to vote later this month about whether to accept the ministry's latest pay offer.

The remaining funds raised for the family poisoned last year to be released within a week.

Patient dies from thyroid cancer after doctor fails to refer her for an ultrasound.

Methadone poisoning in children can have severe consequences.

Only three of 20 DHBs are meeting a target for cervical cancer screening.

How does a rest home resident end up with maggots in his wounds?

Anti-smoking champion in Whanganui gets behind vaping as a means to quit cigarettes.

COMMENT: Those who looking after the disabled at home deserve a better deal.

Struggling couple receive overwhelming response from public after sharing their story.

The number of cases nationwide has doubled since the same time last year.

"We have done everything possible to get Ashley out of that place. And still."

9540 people weren't invited for free screening.

Many in profession "devastated" with Health Minister's announcement and calling it quits.

Whanganui situation reflects dire straits of Maori midwife workforce around the country.

Responses to: funding to fix building issues, cheaper doctor visits and midwives pay boost

Strain on doctors expected to climb with 600,000 people gaining cheaper access to GPs.