Tag: Healthy Living

Epilepsy is a common neurological condition affecting between 1% and 2% of the population. S

We may never fully unlock all the mysteries of the human brain - it is the most complex and brilliant computer ever designed.

It's far too early to be worrying about coughs and colds, but it's never too soon to make a plan to avoid them once the autumn and winter roll around.

This summer, while we are out enjoying the sunshine, warm water and good life, throughout New Zealand 1000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer - that's about eight every day.

The minute anyone starts talking about nits, it's extremely hard not to start itching all over.

Sometimes your favourite meal comes with a real sting in the tail - a dose of heartburn. Heartburn can range from mildly annoying to downright debilitating and requires significant lifestyle changes.

25% of the population deal with digestive health disorders, which can be painful and socially isolating. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a collective term for a complaint that may involve several of the following symptoms - stomach cramps, bloating, ga

The annual New Zealander of the Year awards are in their sixth year.

Despite long-running, dedicated public information campaigns like Slip, Slop, Slap and Wrap, New Zealand's melanoma rates are still far too high.

Strokes hit without warning and can have devastating long term effects for survivors.