Hawke’s Bay District Health Board management has today met with home support providers to agree to reinstate care to all 605 people sent letters last week.

Leptospirosis is a serious illness, as anyone who has suffered from it will tell you. Hawke’s Bay has one of the highest rates of the disease in New Zealand.

HBDHB reinstating home support care for all 605 people sent letters Hawke’s Bay District Health Board management has today met with home support providers to agree to reinstate care to all 605 people sent letters last week.

The Otago Global Health Institute, a flagship research centre of the University of Otago, is investing in new research initiatives in collaboration with the Fiji National University and the National University of East Timor to help address health problems in these countries.

Development of an innovative dietary supplement to combat diabetes with a natural extract derived from the dahlia plant has reached a second round of human trials, with volunteers required in the Wellington region.

On the 8th of January 2020 the NZ Herald published a story about an international students’ wrongful termination due to her struggles with mental health.

Support workers who provide care and support for elderly and disabled people in Hawkes Bay say they want to continue helping vulnerable people with housework, and they need more time and resources to do so.

Waikato Cancer and Blood Research Trials Unit has developed a booklet which demystifies terminology and empowers patients to ask questions that will help them decide whether to participate in a clinical trial.

HBDHB committed to supporting older people to live in their own home longer Hawke’s Bay District Health Board will continue to support elderly and vulnerable people in the community who need assistance with basic housework and is working with its home support providers to contact all clients se

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