Swine flu still a threat here - MoH
New Zealand is still seeing a significant level of swine flu, says the Ministry of Health.
New Zealand is still seeing a significant level of swine flu, says the Ministry of Health.
The latest initiative from the Ministry of Health - a self-help programme featuring John Kirwan - is proving a success at helping depression sufferers.
The departure of Capital Coast District Health Board chief executive Ken Whelan because of pressure to cut costs will not be the last, Labour MP Ruth Dyson says.
Geoff Harper asks whether we are warehousing our elderly for profit.
Sales restrictions on some cough and cold medicines for children will come into force on May 1 next year.
Patients are being treated in the corridors of North Shore Hospital's A&E because of overcrowding due to winter illnesses.
Despite our best efforts, the public health system delivers services in an unfair and arbitrary fashion.
A Bay of Plenty woman is believed to be the country's first death from swine flu this year.
The way the limited resources of our public health system are allocated across those in need is increasingly ad hoc and unfair.