The Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) approved a virulent purple genetically engineered tomato is a Trojan Horse and threatens NZ biosecurity, and consumer health.
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GE Free NZ
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Marlborough's only kaupapa Māori general practice, Manu Ora is focused on addressing healthcare inequity through prevention and early intervention, resulting in positive results both for its patients and the wider healthcare system.
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Rata Foundation
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A recent NZNO survey of emergency department nurses working over the Christmas/New Year period has revealed the vast majority were subjected to abuse over the festive season.
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New Zealand Nurses Organisation
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Some 16,000 health workers represented by the PSA will vote on a proposed collective agreement early in the New Year to settle the long-standing dispute over pay and conditions.
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PSA
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The end of the year is a great time for reflection.
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Whakarongorau Aotearoa
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The Government's decision to stop tracking key respiratory conditions leaves the country's most vulnerable people at greater risk of severe illness or death, a leading health organisation says.
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Asthma and Respiratory Foundation
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A world-class destination for advanced imaging, innovation, and improved patient outcomes.
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RHCNZ
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Designed to meet growing demand for people who can navigate an evolving health system, the new University of Canterbury Bachelor of Health degree will begin in 2026 and offers study options that fit around people's lives and places a strong emphasis on preventive care and community wellbeing.
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University of Canterbury
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The Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ is appalled that a Wellington stop-smoking provider is at risk of losing its Government contract for refusing to supply vapes to help people knock the habit.
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Asthma and Respiratory Foundation
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Consumer NZ's sunscreen expert says persistent sunscreen myths and some sunscreen marketing are putting New Zealanders' health at risk.
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Consumer NZ
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Auckland — At Ambridge Rose, we understand the emotional weight that comes with supporting a family member living with dementia.
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Point B
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About 80% of nurses working in primary health care have considered leaving their jobs in the past six months a survey by Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa NZNO has found.
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New Zealand Nurses Organisation
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When health researcher, exercise physiologist, and former ICU nurse Dr Wendy Sweet (PhD) entered menopause, she never expected to feel so unwell.
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digitalstream
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The U.S. FDA has acknowledged at least 10 child deaths linked to COVID-19 vaccines, prompting New Zealand advocacy group NZDSOS to demand similar transparency and accountability in New Zealand.
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Expert Briefing
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Fluoride Free NZ has criticized a recent study claiming fluoridation status does not impact IQ, citing serious methodological flaws.
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Expert Briefing
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Whakarongorau has received match funding from the Government's Mental Health Innovation Fund to develop an innovative AI concierge triage and navigation platform - a digital front door designed to improve access to mental health and addictions support in Aotearoa.
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Whakarongorau Aotearoa
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For 25 years, one paper shaped global opinion about glyphosate's safety.
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No More Glyphosate NZ
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Hāpai Te Hauora is set to launch Foundations for Safe Sleep - a national milestone for SUDI prevention - at Te Oro in Glen Innes on Friday 5 December, 10am-12pm.
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Hapai Te Hauora
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The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners is welcoming the announcement outlining how the Labour Party intend to support doctors to see more patients, specifically the Family Doctor Loan Scheme proposal that acknowledges the vital role that GPs and GP-owned general practices play across the health sector.
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Royal NZ College of General Practitioners
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The Employment Relations Authority has thrown out an application by Health New Zealand to "fix" the terms of salaried medical specialists.
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Association of Salaried Medical Specialists
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Te Whatu Ora’s hire numbers for this year’s nursing graduates are an improvement, but some new nurses could still be packing their bags for Australia, NZNO student representatives say.
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New Zealand Nurses Organisation
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