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Former Waikato DHB psychiatrist Paul Fox pleaded guilty to sexual assault of a patient.
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A delay in rolling out the national bowel screening programme could affect thousands.
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There have been 13 days in a row of no new Covid-19 cases and Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says New Zealand is the envy of many other countries.
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Some GPs are recommending parents test their child's food allegies near hospitals.
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Warning after adult and child die in Auckland from the flu
Counties Manukau District Health Board confirmed two people had died from influenza.
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Winter at Middlemore Hospital: Over 2000 patients in one week
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Hospital waiting lists: Why can doctors compete against their employers?
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There's always hope if you've got good support from clean people, say recovering addicts.
Smoking gun: Nine retailers caught selling tobacco to teenagers
Auckland Regional Public Health Service identified the retailers over a two-week period.
Specialists in public and private face conflict of interest
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P babies: 'He was aggressive ... like the Incredible Hulk'
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Disbelief: 'I never imagined the sheer number' says doctor who treated mosque victims
Christchurch emergency doctor proud of the hospital's care on day of the attacks.
Kiwi director of online suicide video invited to Buckingham Palace
Voices of Hope founders' message wins royal approval from Prince William and Harry.
Hospital massacre response under review
Plans for dealing with mass-casualty events to be reviewed in light of massacre.
We must take care of medical staff
Editorial: Personal safety of staff must be top priority especially in the medical field.
Half of Māori and Pacific deaths in NZ avoidable
Avoidable death rates for Māori and Pacific a travesty, NZ Medical Journal says.
Euthanasia bill will impact many, says terminally ill woman
Should euthanasia become legal, one Kiwi feels she would have to justify to her life.
Choir helps revive language after stroke
Music therapy helps people with speech or language problems caused by brain disorders.
Surgery should not depend on postcodes
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Shortage of specialists a pain in the neck
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Man accused of murdering his parents found unfit to plead
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