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Wellbeing: For the fun of exercise
Ever wondered how others manage to stay fit and healthy? I asked a few Kiwis what they do fitness and food-wise and they have some great tips.
Ever wondered how others manage to stay fit and healthy? I asked a few Kiwis what they do fitness and food-wise and they have some great tips.
Regular cannabis use shrinks the brain but increases the complexity of its wiring, a study has found.
The prediction of recreational-only sex by 2050 shows up the impossible choices young women have to make.
Call it the happy-ever-after meal. About 28 weeks ago, St Dominic's Catholic Primary School principal Daniel Pepper put a McDonald's cheeseburger on display, and he says it hasn't changed since.
A failed Australian biotechnology developer's cervical cancer screening technology has been resurrected by an Auckland company that will list on the New Zealand sharemarket this week.
Hay fever sufferers could reach new heights of misery over the next century as pollen levels soar, the latest study suggests.
Strongly promoted as "healthy" Coke elsewhere, Coca-Cola Life may do more to improve the company's finances than the health of its consumers.
Miss Supermodel New Zealand winner sheds new light on how a model can eat to ensure she maintains the body she desires while remaining full of health and vitality.
Sexuality is a means of pleasure, fulfilment and intimate connection with other humans. But it can also be a source of anguish.
Leading health authority Dr David Katz speaking exclusively to nzherald.co.nz, sharing his top five tips for families keen to embrace a better life.
Drinking more than three glasses of milk a day may not protect bones against breaking - and may even lead to higher rates of death, say researchers.
Milk has long been recommended for boosting calcium intake, but new research suggests that it does little to strengthen bones and can double the risk of an early death.
When you’re sick, you want the most effective treatment to help get you back on your feet. But what if that involved bugs?
A freak accident at Bondi beach more than a decade ago has led to a medical breakthrough that could allow paralysed patients to walk again.
regnant women are understandably confused. So, how do you strike the balance between nutrition and safety, when so many things are off the menu?
Drinkers reported better sexual function than teetotallers, while meat-eaters had a higher sperm density than vegetarians.
Babies born in summer are more likely to suffer mood swings when they grow up, while those born in winter are less likely to become irritable adults, scientists claim.
Long dismissed as myth - scientists have found the man flu is a real thing, with men less resistant to pneumonia and other respiratory illnesses.
Drinking sugary soft drinks may accelerate biological ageing as much as smoking, a study has found.
Dieters should ignore advice that shedding the kilos slowly is better than rapid weight loss, a new study suggests.
BBC prgramme Trust Me, I'm a Doctor has discovered the process reduces the rise in blood glucose making the carbohydrate much healthier.
An expert has detailed what he believes to be the first warning signs of schizophrenia, and changes in the type of language people use could be first clues.
Barcelona comedy club Teatreneu has installed facial-recognition technology on the back of its chairs to track how much each person in their theatre has enjoyed the show. Each single laugh will cost you €0.30 (NZ50 cents), and customers could face a maximum charge of €24 (NZ$38).