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Southern parents with young babies are being reminded of safe sleep practices to protect their children and reduce the chance of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) on National Safe Sleep Day tomorrow (Friday 7 December).
Today the Associate Minister of Health, Jenny Salesa, delivered a much-anticipated response from the government to the introduction of vaping products to New Zealand.
Creating a vision for a resilient, thriving, and smokefree Manawatu is high on the agenda for a focus group comprised of Palmerston North community members.
A new Ministry of Health report was released today which identified insights generated from initiatives which empowered young MaÌori women to become smoke free, including building trusting relationships, dismantling complex life contexts and building financial capability.
Smoking during pregnancy increases the chance that your baby will become obese. New research published in Experimental Physiology examined potential reasons for this phenomenon, using tissue which is normally discarded following birth.
Associate Minister of Health Jenny Salesa welcomes a new report released today highlighting innovative ways of working with young MÄori women to successfully quit smoking.
A new study has found that babies born by elective - but not emergency - caesarean were more likely to be overweight at 12 months age.
HÄpai Te Hauora condemns the latest activity by Phillip Morris International (PMI) to associate with indigenous peoples, by requesting pÅwhiri and kapa haka support for a corporate event.
Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ is gearing up for one of the big events on the respiratory calendar with the New Zealand Respiratory Conference 2018, being held at the Pullman Hotel, Auckland on 22-23 November 2018.
The Ministry of Health has today published key Tier 1 statistics from the New Zealand Health Survey 2017/18. The Health Survey collects information on the health and wellbeing of New Zealanders, and helps the Ministry identify key issues and monitor trends.
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