
Why New Zealand is on the brink of more heroin overdoses
"Our health system is not equipped to deal with it," expert warns.
"Our health system is not equipped to deal with it," expert warns.
Douglas Pharmaceuticals details its punishing contract.
Pharmac will limit the amount of the government-funded drug patients can get from Monday.
Calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry have been made after another death.
Pharmac: Contingency plans in place to ensure no one runs out of their medicine.
Pharmacist: "They [Pharmac] are playing with people's lives and I'm sick of it."
"If you have ever been at risk take the step to get tested for your own peace of mind."
Protest calling for Pharmac's $1b-a-year budget to be doubled reaches Parliament steps.
Sudep is the leading cause of death in people with uncontrolled seizures.
The Government's drug-buying agency says Ibrance could be in the patients' hands in April.
National calls for inquiry into Pharmac's epilepsy drug Logem, now linked to five deaths.
Pharmac knew that three deaths had been linked to its drug brand didn't tell patients.
Group says Pharmac spends less and waits longer to fund drugs than other OECD countries.
This year alone, 126 Kiwis have contracted the disease - that's roughly 3 a week.
The medication switch to generic brand Logem affects about 11,000 people.
Auckland woman credits precious years with her grandchildren to newly funded drug.
It is thought there are fewer than 100 people in the country with the condition.
Pharmac today confirmed the contraceptives would be fully funded from November.
Measles is spreading rapidly across Auckland
Every tool must be used to stop the current measles outbreak, pharmacists say.
Tens of thousands of New Zealanders have been given hope.
Three new cancer drugs could be on the shelves by November if consultation goes well.
Cancer expert: It's the biggest change in cancer care in at least 15 years, if not ever.
Comment: Daffodil Day is a good time to reflect on some of the key cancer issues.
Will Hall's marathon mission for charity is set to take him to New Caledonia.
Kiwi kids at "growing risk" of dying from measles if the Government does not act soon.
Pending public feedback, the changes would be implemented from December 1.
Cancer sufferers have again called for an inquiry into Pharmac.
Pharmac has today announced plans to fund two new cancer drugs.
Colder months and greater exposure to flu impacted the body's ability to protect itself.