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Opinion: Is it okay to be happy when the world is falling apart?

OPINION: When will I be happy? That's a trick question.

Nine ways to stop overthinking

Telegraph: Ruminating is common to many of us, but can spell bad news for your mood.

Is it safe to exercise when you’re sick?

New York Times: How to determine whether it’s wise to work out.

Why Kiwis are frothing over oat milk

How to make the most of dairy alternative in your cooking.

Four daily habits to improve your gut health and fight off colds and flu

Telegraph: Immunologist Dr Jenna Macciochi shares her top tips to stay fighting fit.

Is happiness genetic? The psychology of happiness and how to feel happier

Do the optimists among us have a genetic advantage?

Red light therapy: From workouts to chronic pain, can this trend help Kiwis?

How infrared technology is revolutionising wellness, fitness, and recovery.

How healthy are apples?

New York Times: Does an apple a day really keep the doctor away?

From safety razors to soap bars: Is it time to start shaving sustainably?

Eco-friendly options to reduce your shaving waste.

Christian Cullen opens up about his family’s toughest year

The former All Black is competing for a cause close to home after a family tragedy.

11 risk factors for dementia you can do something about

Telegraph: 45% of all dementia cases are linked to just 14 modifiable factors.

Spy: PJ Harding wants to slow down the chaos of hustle culture

‘We are all wired differently.’

Children receive hundreds of cannabis prescriptions per year, parent says it's 'life-saving'

Research shows the drug can work well with some forms of epilepsy.

‘Need, not race’ directive unscientific and dangerous, researchers say

Health professionals and scientists should reject the Government's directive, they said.

Matthew Hooton: Money doesn’t buy happiness but debt buys misery

OPINION: Treasury is sounding the debt alarm - again. Will politicians listen?

When does daylight saving start?

We'll lose an hour of sleep this weekend, but it means summer is coming.