HealthLeading with faith: Pasifika cancer support pioneer shares journeyElizabeth Fa’alili’s experiences with her family’s turbulent journey through cancer inspired her to create Taime Pasifika Cancer Support.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 17 Jan
HealthObesity metrics must go beyond BMI - expertsExperts say changes to diagnosis measures for obesity may help reduce weight stigma and lead to reform in personalised health diagnoses.Khalia StrongFri, 17 Jan
HealthSouth Auckland footcare training to benefit diabetes patientsNew footcare assistant qualification aims to reduce delays in care, allowing specialists to focus on complex cases.PMN NewsFri, 03 Jan
HealthBowel screening critical for aging Pasifika Advocates are encouraging open conversations, emphasising the importance of early detection. Khalia StrongMon, 23 Dec
HealthGovt ends pilot programme for Māori and Pacific, sparking outrageThe coalition’s decision to terminate bowel cancer screening has drawn sharp criticism from health advocates and survivors.Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterFri, 20 Dec
HealthYoung people urged to vaccinate against meningococcalNew Zealand's Meningitis Foundation warns the potentially deadly illness is common among Pacific and Māori communities.Christine RovoiThu, 19 Dec
HealthStudy shows higher rates of psychological distress among Pacific adultsResearcher Joanna Ataera-Minster identifies barriers to accessing mental healthcare, cultural disconnection, and sociocultural factors.Sariah MagaoaThu, 19 Dec
HealthRisk of dementia in Pacific community high, health expert saysDr Etuini Ma’u offers valuable insights into a recent study on the loss of empathy in dementia cases and suggests how families can provide support. Sariah MagaoaThu, 12 Dec
HealthVitamin powder could help children manage emotionsA study looks at the potential benefits of micronutrients for tamariki's mental health, with treatment easier to stomach than traditional medicines.Khalia StrongThu, 12 Dec
HealthHelping children understand their bodies and relationships in a positive wayDr Analosa Veukiso-Ulugia is leading research that aims to break taboos, support parents and educators, and empower children with knowledge for their safety and wellbeing.'Alakihihifo VailalaSun, 08 Dec
