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Easter may be a long weekend of food and fun for many, but for our four-legged friends it can be a potentially dangerous time and SPCA is warning pet owners to be vigilant and keep their companions safe.
Kidney Health New Zealand (KHNZ) is urging the government to fund the newly-established New Zealand Blood and Organ Service (NZBOS) to ensure the growing number of patients who need transplants can receive them.
Wild mushrooms are springing up around Australia after a wet Summer, so today the Food Safety Information Council warned people to be extremely careful around wild mushrooms because of the deadly deathcap mushroom poisoning risk.
As the festive season takes off and the Christmas goodies arrive in homes, AA Pet Insurance is reminding people there’s one family member who needs to stay out of the pantry.
New data released at an online public meeting in South Auckland last week shocked the audience, after it was revealed Type 2 Diabetes patients were failing to respond to New Zealand’s treatment regime.
Helping your people through an emergency takes a combined effort, especially as you come out of the immediate response and into the long-haul of recovery.
If you’re planning on hiding chocolates around the house for your family as a welcome distraction during lockdown this Easter Weekend, SPCA wants pet owners to be extra vigilant to keep your pets safe.
New Zealanders living with the incurable blood cancer, multiple myeloma,1 are set to gain access to a new treatment option following the decision by PHARMAC to subsidise REVLIMID® (lenalidomide) for maintenance treatment from Wednesday April 1, 2020.2
Self-isolation due to coronavirus is for the protection of others as well as yourself, says Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ.
Myeloma New Zealand is today calling on Pharmac to make good on their proposal to widen access to blood cancer treatment lenalidomide (Revlimid) from April this year, allowing eligible patients access the subsidised drug earlier in their course of treatment.
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