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NewsWahine dies; told she would wait hours for treatment
The public should still have confidence in Middlemore Hospital's emergency department, despite a continuing investigation into a patient's death at the hospital, Counties Manukau DHB says.
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Hospital staff refuse treatment; tāne Māori dies, for using f word- report
A man died after being refused treatment at Hawke's Bay Hospital’s emergency department because he swore, a new report claims.
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Whakairo, karakia to improve brain health- focus of new research
A national science challenge study of Māori brain health will draw on whakairo (carving), karakia (prayer and incantation), mōteatea (chanted song-poetry) and other traditional sources to understand how Māori view the brain.
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Covid-19: 24 more Covid related deaths
Today's Covid update from the Ministry of Health sees 7.050 new community cases and 24 Covid-related deaths.
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Partnership and Treaty, not vague descriptions wanted in Healthy Futures bill
Te Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill is now before Parliament and aims to transform the health system - including the establishment of the Māori Health Authority.
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'Rightful place'; health system must integrate Rongoā Māori- Hauora leaders
An iwi health research institute is calling for rongoā Māori to take its "rightful place" in the way Aotearoa cares for people.
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Bowel screening age change 'transformational' in saving Māori, Pasifika- Sue Crengle
The bowel screening age for Māori and Pasifika people will finally be lowered from 60 to 50 years old next year – a move that Bowel Cancer New Zealand says is going to save lives.
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Dr Rawiri Jansen tells whānau to prepare for 'bumpy winter'
Winter is just around the corner, and Aotearoa is being told to prepare for the second wave of Covid-19 as immunity wanes among people who have already had the virus.
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$579m Māori health and wellbeing package revealed
The government will invest almost $600 Million in Māori Health and wellbeing over the next 4 years.
