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Health

Cancer Society Southern chief executive Christine Price said Health NZ needed to hire urologists as a top priority.

Fears Southland's urology service could collapse as surgeries cancelled

Health New Zealand said 48 Southland patients had been transferred to other regions and 13 operations had been cancelled by June 21.

Health

2:40pm

A baby holding their parent's hand.

'Deeply sad case': Rare umbilical disorder led to baby's death - coroner

A coroner has found that a rare pregnancy complication was missed on successive occasions.

Health

10:19am

Mothers and babies pay the price as Fiji's HIV emergency worsens

Mothers and babies pay the price as Fiji's HIV emergency worsens

Pacific Correspondent Barbara Dreaver reports from Fiji on the devastating HIV crisis in the Pacific nation.

Health

6:00am

5:59

Earlier this month, Fiji Police launched an investigation after seven out of the 39 cocaine bars went missing.

Six persons of interest identified over cocaine missing from Fiji court

The 39 cocaine bars, worth millions of dollars in street value, were stored in the Suva High Court exhibit room.

Health

Wednesday 4:28pm

The nurse said ED wait-times recently were extremely long - at times reaching 24 hours.

New Zealand's emergency departments in 'crisis', report says

The report found EDs across the country were dealing with soaring patient numbers, more seriously unwell people needing hospital care, and a "chronic shortage" of beds.

Health

Wednesday 3:30pm

Cancer Society Southern chief executive Christine Price said Health NZ needed to hire urologists as a top priority.

Fears Southland's urology service could collapse as surgeries cancelled

Health New Zealand said 48 Southland patients had been transferred to other regions and 13 operations had been cancelled by June 21.

Health

2:40pm

A baby holding their parent's hand.

'Deeply sad case': Rare umbilical disorder led to baby's death - coroner

A coroner has found that a rare pregnancy complication was missed on successive occasions.

Health

10:19am

Mothers and babies pay the price as Fiji's HIV emergency worsens

Mothers and babies pay the price as Fiji's HIV emergency worsens

Pacific Correspondent Barbara Dreaver reports from Fiji on the devastating HIV crisis in the Pacific nation.

Health

6:00am

5:59

Earlier this month, Fiji Police launched an investigation after seven out of the 39 cocaine bars went missing.

Six persons of interest identified over cocaine missing from Fiji court

The 39 cocaine bars, worth millions of dollars in street value, were stored in the Suva High Court exhibit room.

Health

Wednesday 4:28pm

The nurse said ED wait-times recently were extremely long - at times reaching 24 hours.

New Zealand's emergency departments in 'crisis', report says

The report found EDs across the country were dealing with soaring patient numbers, more seriously unwell people needing hospital care, and a "chronic shortage" of beds.

Health

Wednesday 3:30pm

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The X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California.

Six Flags Magic Mountain retires roller coaster amid brain injury lawsuits

The Southern California theme park said it is permanently shuttering the ride after nearly 20 years.

Health

Wednesday 12:00pm

1:26

Phoenix Crossland of the Knights is sin-binned after causing a serious injury on Nathan Cleary of the Panthers during the Preliminary Final match.

Crossland handed four-match ban for Cleary tackle

Phoenix Crossland's tearful apology wasn't enough to avoid a four-match ban, ruling him out of the NRL grand final.

Health

Wednesday 10:37am

1:26

Customs said the body-packing of the more than 1600 cigarettes was "an attempt to defraud Customs revenue".

Tobacco smugglers could be jailed for 7 years as new fines revealed

Tobacco smugglers could face up to seven years in prison, as the Government announces a series of new fines and offences in its effort to stub out the tobacco black market.

Health

Tue, Sep 29

Circadian rhthym illustration (file image).

Daylight saving: Does an hour really make a difference?

How can we take the edge off the daylight savings transition?

Health

Mon, Sep 28

Jared Laidlaw

Ministry delays rules on too-hot homes

Residents of the glut of townhouses and apartments built in the last few years have repeatedly raised concerns about dangerous heat in their homes during summer, because of common design flaws.

Health

Mon, Sep 28

The changes come after Parliament wrapped up for the term, and range from how drivers pass cyclists to who must wear a lifejacket on the water.

Road rules, visas, life jackets - law changes taking effect in October

The changes come after Parliament wrapped up for the term, and range from how drivers pass cyclists to who must wear a lifejacket on the water.

Health

Mon, Sep 28

Prostate-specific antigen testing recommendations have changed for Australian men.

Who should get a PSA test for prostate cancer?

Prostate cancer is common. But the chance of dying from it is much lower: around 18 in 1,000 cases.

Life

Sun, Sep 27

Composite image: Callum Lloyd

I've been a nutritionist for 26 years: here are six simple truths about breakfast

There's some wildly varied advice out there about breakfast. Claire Turnbull cuts through the hype and shares some basic advice about the first meal of the day.

Life

Sun, Sep 27

(Composite image by Vinay Ranchhod / 1News)

'Eat like me to look like me': The slippery slope into orthorexia

People looking to stay healthy and tone up instead find themselves heading down a path of food restriction and guilt.

Life

Sun, Sep 27

Magnesium supplements are commonly used for relaxation and sleep.

Magnesium supplements: what you need to know

There’s no shortage of influencers listing all the benefits that different types of magnesium supplements have – from boosting brain function to helping ease anxiety and improving sleep.

Life

Sat, Sep 26

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Don't forget to change your clocks for daylight saving

Don't forget to change your clocks for daylight saving

It's that time of the year again where the country changes its clocks as daylight saving kicks in.

Health

Sat, Sep 26

Health NZ national chief nurse Nadine Gray and Dr Vanessa Thornton

Health NZ: 380 new frontline roles, nurse-to-patient ratios considered

Health NZ is developing a business case on staffing ratios after an independent review raised concerns about the current system used to determine nursing numbers.

Health

Fri, Sep 25

The X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California.

New lawsuits allege US rollercoaster caused traumatic brain injuries

Six Flags Magic Mountain's X2 roller coaster reaches a top speed of 122km/h, and the seats rotate 360 degrees "so your body will be flipping around the entire time".

Health

Thu, Sep 24

Labour leader Chris Hipkins and Labour jobs spokesperson Ginny Andersen announce the party's jobs plan.

Labour's $4.3b jobs plan: State homes, school and hospital repairs

The party's plan would fund at least 6000 new social housing places, repairs at more than 2000 schools, and hospital fixes.

Health

Thu, Sep 24

Jock Davies.

Family honours son's legacy after cancer battle and tragic death

For more than a decade the Tapanui community has rallied around the Davies family and their son Jock, who was diagnosed with leukaemia at nine years old.

Health

Thu, Sep 24

All Blacks captain Ardie Savea has undergone shoulder surgery, saying he'll be "back soon".

Ardie Savea has shoulder surgery, vows 'back soon' after Boks injury

The All Blacks captain will miss the Bledisloe Cup series against Australia, joining Luke Jacobson and Caleb Clarke on an ever-growing injury list.

Health

Wed, Sep 23

Hayden Panettiere

Hayden Panettiere died from accidental overdose involving fentanyl

Panettiere, 36, was found unresponsive in an apartment in Greenville, South Carolina, on Aug. 16.

Health

Wed, Sep 23

Traditional danish “smørrebrød” or open sandwich made with a slice of buttered rye bread, marinated herring, shavings of horseradish and topped with red onion, fresh dill and capers.

How a traditional Nordic way of eating could help you live longer

Experts say adopting a Nordic diet could cut your risk of heart disease and diabetes.

Life

Wed, Sep 23

Pahīatua Medical Centre (file image).

'Not safe for the patients': Six staff resign from Pahīatua medical centre

Almost 5000 patients depend on the clinic, but over the past two years, 81 staff have resigned.

Health

Tue, Sep 22

Espresso coffee.

Seven of the weirdest things coffee does to your body

Coffee is a chemically complicated plant extract containing hundreds of bioactive compounds that can have all kinds of weird and wonderful effects in your body.

Life

Tue, Sep 22

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