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  • Corrected ED data to be published tomorrow - Verrall

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    Politics
    9 Mar 2023
    Labour MP Dr Ayesha Verrall

    The health minister says the incorrect data was not used to make decisions, and media reports that quoted her referring to it were false. Audio

    Corrected emergency department data to be published tomorrow - Minister Verrall
  • Teen admitted to hospital with meningococcal disease in Canterbury

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    New Zealand health
    8 Mar 2023
    Pharmac announced its plans last month to provide wider access for the meningococcal B vaccine for infants and young adults. The proposal would allow for it to be included in the childhood immunisation schedule and according to the agency and would give thousands of young people and infants protection against the disease.

    A teenager has been admitted to Christchurch Hospital with meningococcal disease.

    Student confirmed as third case of meningococcal disease in Canterbury this year
  • Free flu vaccinations extended to babies from six months

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    New Zealand health
    2 Mar 2023
    There has been a 2.4 percent decrease in infant immunisation rates across the country, but that is double in areas with the greatest socioeconomic deprivation (4.4 percent), Ministry of Health figures show.

    Pharmac says the change is one of a series of measures to keep the most vulnerable people safe over winter.

    Free flu vaccinations extended to babies from six months
  • Bacterial diseases thriving in post-cyclone conditions

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    New Zealand health
    24 Feb 2023
    Child with hand in mud and water playing muddy games wet

    Beef and Lamb New Zealand is reminding farmers to be alert as case numbers rise.

    Salmonella and leptospirosis thriving in post-cyclone conditions
  • New bivalent Covid-19 vaccine booster to be available to over-30s

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    New Zealand Politics
    23 Feb 2023
    Labour Ministers are sworn in by the Governor-General in a ceremony at Government House.

    The Health Minister has announced a bivalent Covid-19 vaccine - which includes protection against Omicron - will be made available to people over 30.

    New bivalent Covid-19 vaccine booster to be available to over-30s
  • NZ volunteers among those testing combined Covid-19 and flu vaccine

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    11 Jan 2023
    The vaccine roll-out for 5 to 11-year-olds started on Monday after Medsafe approved the Pfizer paediatric vaccination last month.

    A Wellington medical company is running a trial of a combined vaccine for both flu and Covid-19. Audio

    Trial begins for combined Covid-19 and flu vaccine
  • Could China's Covid-19 outbreak lead to the next variant of concern? Here's what the experts say

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    World Covid-19
    9 Jan 2023
    (221217) -- BEIJING, Dec. 17, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A medical worker injects a booster shot of COVID-19 vaccine for a resident at Aoyuncun Subdistrict in Chaoyang District, Beijing, capital of China, July 13, 2022. (Xinhua/Ju Huanzong) (Photo by Ju Huanzong / XINHUA / Xinhua via AFP)

    As China emerges from its Covid-zero cocoon, the country is experiencing an unprecedented surge in cases that's fuelling global concern over new variants.

    Could China's Covid-19 outbreak lead to the next variant of concern? Here's what the experts say
  • Covid-19 surge seems to be infecting mostly virus first-timers in Australia

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    World Covid-19
    5 Jan 2023
    A woman walks past the Sydney Harbour Bridge after stay-at-home orders were lifted across NSW, in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, October 12, 2021.

    Only one in five people who reported an infection in December were known to have had Covid-19 previously, according to the ACT government.

    Latest Covid-19 surge appears to be mostly infecting Australians who have not had the disease before
  • Medical company researching combined flu and Covid-19 vaccine

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    New Zealand health
    28 Dec 2022
    The vaccine roll-out for 5 to 11-year-olds started on Monday after Medsafe approved the Pfizer paediatric vaccination last month.

    Participants are now being sought to help the Wellington-based firm research a combined flu and Covid-19 vaccine.

    Medical company researching whether single vaccine can prevent both Covid-19 and flu
  • Tokelauans urged to remain vigilant to retain covid-free status

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    Pacific Tokelau
    15 Dec 2022
    A vaccination centre on Nukunonu, August 2021

    Health officials say there's no room for complacency in Tokelau even though the country has so far escaped the Covid-19 pandemic.

    Tokelauans urged to remain vigilant to retain covid-free status
  • Brett Gartrell: Avian influenza could devastate native birds

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    environment animals
    3 Dec 2022
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    One of the country's leading wildlife veterinary experts warns a heavy-handed response may be needed to limit damage if a particularly infectious strain of bird flu reaches our shores. Video, Audio

  • Are we in for another Covid summer?

    Audio
    covid-19 national
    2 Dec 2022
    Colourful beach umbrella on a summer sunny day above unrecognizable people on a beach at the north shore of Auckland, New Zealand

    Summer has arrived, but with our restrictions largely kicked to the curb and a soup of different variants at play, what can we expect from Covid-19 case numbers? Audio

  • Are we in for another Covid summer?

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    The Detail covid-19
    2 Dec 2022
    Colourful beach umbrella on a summer sunny day above unrecognizable people on a beach at the north shore of Auckland, New Zealand

    Summer has arrived, but with our restrictions largely kicked to the curb and a soup of different variants at play, what can we expect from Covid-19 case numbers?

    Audio

    Are we in for another Covid summer?
  • Covid wrap in the Pacific for November 30

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    Pacific
    30 Nov 2022
    Niue Hospital in Alofi, Niue.

    Niue govt announces community transmission; Incidence of Covid-19 in French Polynesia doubles over the weekend, and more

    Covid wrap in the Pacific for November 30
  • The one Covid-19 question we still haven't sought an answer to

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    18 Nov 2022
    Collage of two sick people

    What Covid-19 information are we missing out on, and random surveys of infections even worth doing any more?

    Covid-19: Is our long-postponed infection survey still worth doing?
  • Season 2 Ep 4: Epidemics

    Audio
    history health
    20 Oct 2022
    Sanitation and clean water had a profound impact on the health of New Zealanders.

    New Zealanders have battled Covid-19 for more than two years, but if you think it's the first time disease has knocked us around, well, this one's for you. Epidemics have long been part of our story. 

    …
  • Long waiting times across health sector

    Audio
    health
    3 Oct 2022
    Dr Samantha Murton

    The length of time people are waiting to see a health professional is blowing out.

    It could take up to six weeks to get an appointment at some GP clinics.

    Taranaki and Canterbury hospitals last week… Audio

  • Covid-19 is not over for disabled people

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    Comment & Analysis disability
    20 Sep 2022
    A man wearing a disposable medical face mask in car of a subway in New York during coronavirus outbreak.

    Opinion - Covid-19 remains a hefty risk, particularly to the disabled community - and many are alarmed New Zealand has ended most restriction rules, Chris Ford writes.

    Covid-19 is not over for disabled people
  • Emily Writes: getting adult about raising children

    Audio
    children books
    17 Sep 2022
    Author Emily Writes and cover of book 'Needs Adult Supervision'

    In Emily Writes' latest book Needs Adult Supervision, the mother of two shares stories of growing up at the same time as your kids. Audio

  • Covid-19: Travellers likely to become main driver of virus spread, says expert

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    13 Sep 2022
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    Otago University epidemiologist Michael Baker says we should not abandon all controls at the border and our infectious disease surveillance should be improved because pandemics are becoming more… Audio

    Covid-19: Travellers likely to become main driver of pandemic in New Zealand, says Michael Baker
  • 'Literally got patients in corridors' - Hospitals under massive strain

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    12 Sep 2022
    Health professionals in a hospital pulling a stretcher.

    Doctors and nurses say they're still working hellish shifts despite a steep drop in Covid-19 cases.

    Hospitals remain under massive strain: 'Literally got patients in corridors'
  • 'Mask requirements are less critical' - Professor Michael Baker

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    2 Sep 2022
    University of Otago epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker

    As other countries continue to ease Covid-19 restrictions, epidemiologist Michael Baker says New Zealand will soon be following suit by dropping mask requirements in many public spaces. Audio

    Covid-19: 'Mask requirements are less critical' - Professor Michael Baker
  • Award-winning Māori GP says short-term solutions needed for burnt-out health workers

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    Te Ao Māori Covid-19
    2 Aug 2022
    South Auckland GP Dr Matire Harwood co-authored a new report in the New Zealand Medical Journal on how the Papakura Marae Health Clinic coped with last year's Delta outbreak.

    When it comes to hard work and serving the community to help make a difference, Dr Matire Harwood is your wāhine.

    Award-winning Māori GP says short-term solutions needed for burnt-out health workers
  • California governor declares monkeypox emergency

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    World health
    2 Aug 2022
    Illustration of test tubes labs labelled Monkeypox virus test.

    California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency over monkeypox in a move aimed at bolstering vaccination efforts to slow the outbreak.

    California governor declares monkeypox emergency
  • Health recruitment service aims to combat workforce shortages

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    Politics health
    1 Aug 2022
    Health Minister Andrew Little speaks to media at Parliament.

    The government will be working with the Shortland Street television soap and set up an international recruitment service as part of efforts to shore up health workforce shortages.

    Health recruitment service aims to combat workforce shortages
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