Most people are familiar with sign language, the system that deaf people use to communicate. What fewer may know is that there are many different sign languages around the world, just as there are many different spoken languages.
What you need to know about COVID-19, including the latest information and advice from the Ministry of Health.
The Māori holistic model of health, te whare tapa whā, reminds you to take care of all the different aspects of your life to support your wellbeing.
When was the last time you gave yourself a compliment or a pat on the back for a job well done?
Acupuncture is the practice of stimulating specific points under your skin using very thin needles.
Gambling harm happens when gambling becomes addictive and causes havoc for families, whānau, finances, work and friendships. Check out this information and these resources to help you if your gambling is causing harm.
Frailty is a common problem for older people. It increases the chance of developing serious health problems.
Wheeze is a high-pitched sound when a person breathes out. Wheeze is heard when the airways are too small.
Providing healthcare professionals with information and resources about self-management support (SMS).
Health Navigator provides one place for New Zealanders to find reliable and trustworthy health information and self-care resources. Below you can find links to health conditions, medicines and healthy living advice, apps and videos, resources in different languages, where to find support, information for clinicians and more.
Each month a range of new topics is created or updated. This section highlights some of the key changes month by month.
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