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Five out of six health targets have been met by the Bay of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB) in the latest figures revealed by the Ministry of Health.
Cure Kids’ annual Red Nose Day returns this September and aims to be bigger than ever, with Kiwis invited to enjoy a range of activities throughout the month to raise more than $1 million towards vital research to improve, extend and save the lives of Kiwi kids.
Studying the liver health of a high-risk, hard-to-reach gang population certainly came with challenges and a few surprises, a University of Otago academic says.
Agritech could be destined to save the New Zealand economy, leading New Zealand tech expert Graeme Muller says.
What came first, the chicken or the egg? Disturbingly, according to the British Nutrition Foundation, 41 percent of children under the age of eight don’t know where eggs come from, let alone how to cook one.
Porirua City Council has supported a submission for labelling to clearly show the amount of added sugar present in our food and drink.
Professor Lesley McCowan, an internationally renowned obstetrician with a research career spanning over three decades, is this year’s recipient of the Gluckman Medal for her outstanding contributions to research.
Nutritional Sciences PhD student Nikki Renall has recently returned from Germany, where she spent six weeks at the Max Rubner-Institut (MRI) in Karlsruhe, approximately 150 kilometres south of Frankfurt.
Nutritional Sciences PhD student Nikki Renall has recently returned from Germany, where she spent six weeks at the Max Rubner-Institut (MRI) in Karlsruhe, approximately 150 kilometres south of Frankfurt.
Getting older can be a bit of a worry. Some of the old reflexes don’t work as well and aches and pains become a little more common. It is easy to feel a loss of capability and purpose.
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