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• New research suggest vaping harms lung cells 8 hours ago
• Keep ED for emergencies: Record numbers at Auckland Hospital 8 hours ago
• Medical marijuana trial shows positive signs for treating epilepsy yesterday
• Study finds salt isn't actually that bad for you 3 days ago
• Experts question benefits of fluoride-free toothpaste 6 days ago
• Nurse says many unhappy with pay deal 6 days ago
• 'Yucky and uncomfortable': Hospital quizzes young girl on pregnancy status 2 weeks ago
• Addition of folic acid to bread should be mandatory, science adviser says 2 weeks ago
• New Zealand ranked highest in the world for skin cancer 2 weeks ago
• Proposals to fund new drugs for hepatitis C sufferers 3 weeks ago
• DHBs, nurses reach agreement on staffing levels 3 weeks ago
• Study: Almost quarter of pregnant women keep drinking alcohol 3 weeks ago
• Researchers look into the business end of smoking 3 weeks ago
• DHB was warned of syphilis outbreak: 'They are all complicit in this' 3 weeks ago
• New site to review doctors online creates stir 3 weeks ago
• Pay equity for mental health and addiction workers 3 weeks ago
• Study: Drinking culture leads to emergency department 3 weeks ago
• Treatment failures leave 4-year old brain damaged 4 weeks ago
• Doctors' horror: Kids with maggots in scalps and rotting teeth 4 weeks ago
• New drug trial aims to improve chemotherapy experience 4 weeks ago
• Calls to overhaul disability services 4 weeks ago
• Doctors: Killer syphilis response 'totally inadequate' 4 weeks ago
• Officials warn influenza cases will peak in coming weeks 4 weeks ago
• Revealed: New Zealand babies dying from syphilis 5 weeks ago
• Meet the Kiwi DNA detective helping kids across the world 5 weeks ago
• Parents grieve for kids lost in Samoa after vaccinations
• Kiwi scientists stumble on promising agent for incurable cancer
• DHBs: Urgent need for sugary drinks tax
• Calls to stop selling junk food at sporting events to help curb obesity
• Health bungle: Patients left off surgical waiting lists
• Documents reveal 'weak' financial position of Counties Manukau DHB
• New study predicts alarming rise in obesity
• Middlemore Hospital nurses wearing safety alarms as violent assaults rise
• Highly infectious virus breaks out in Auckland retirement village
• Supermarket pork recalled due to metal
• 24-year-old with six heart defects desperate for transplant
• ERA to wade into nurses dispute
• National warns of more deaths with no public health targets
• Maternal death rate halves but work needed to save prem babies
• Hospital visitors may be asked to help when nurses strike
• Incurable cancer diagnosis follows communication breakdown
• Whangārei Hospital looks into complaints of food theft and illicit drugs
• Nurses issue first strike notice for July
• Show us the money: Minister grilled over $8b promise
• Chch nurse: Strike absolutely necessary
• Mum saved my life: Teyah - 10 years after life-changing op
• One P-exposed baby born every week
• Hundreds in North Otago hit by E-coli scare
• Obnoxious vapers risk turning public off
• Multiple failings in mental health treatment of patient
• Incurable breast cancer: Women denied access to drugs feel 'brushed aside'
• Big delay in life-saving improvements to cervical cancer screening
• One-month-old hospitalised after being given wrong medication
• NZ running out of shingles vaccine, two months after it became free
• Research: Antidepressants more addictive than users told
• West Coast school goes fizzy free
• Global cancer rates: How does NZ compare?
• Toxic Middlemore building to be re-clad while occupied
• Most early-stage breast cancer patients may be able to skip chemotherapy
• Study reveals surprising cancer beliefs
• 20-year-old has hysterectomy after midwife failings during birth
• Nurses confirm strike - pending one last pay offer
• Undetected cancers, a spike in flu cases and a hospital in crisis: DHB cries for help
• Almost $30,000 for officer fighting cancer
• Nurses unhappy with pay rise recommendations
• ACC says reduction in doctors will mean better advice
• Review finds failed SmartHealth app cost taxpayers $25.7m
• Researcher: Punishing smokers not the answer
• Christchurch surgeons using 3D printers to save babies
• World-wide shortage of the HPV vaccine disrupts inoculations in New Zealand
• Serious meningococcal case at University of Otago residential hall
• Ground-breaking child-cancer trial kicks off in New Zealand
• Building at Middlemore Hospital confirmed as earthquake prone
• Auckland charity tackling the sweet tooth of NZ
• Midwives quitting after Budget 'I can't do it anymore'

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