Burns: preventing and treating burns in the home
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The cold weather has certainly arrived and with the colder weather we are more likely to have on heaters or fires and be cooking hot… Read more »
Linda Caddick is an experienced community pharmacist. She has worked in community pharmacies in North and South Islands, in small towns and large cities. Linda has also represented community pharmacy at a national level to DHBs, PHARMAC and Ministry of Health. Linda’s passion is for helping people take responsibility for making the most of their health. He aha te mea nui o te ao What is the most important thing in the world? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata It is the people, it is the people, it is the people.
The cold weather has certainly arrived and with the colder weather we are more likely to have on heaters or fires and be cooking hot… Read more »
Why are we being offered a second booster against COVID?Before COVID, more than 500 people died from influenza each year. Influenza or ‘the flu’ is… Read more »
Your kidneys filter your blood and takes out the water soluble waste products that you do not need. The kidneys make urine (pee) by dissolving… Read more »
Every year we have a day to remind people about asthma; how many of us suffer with it and how many New Zealanders die from… Read more »
The thyroid gland and the importance of iodine The thyroid is a gland at the base of your neck. It produces thyroid hormones like T4… Read more »
The usual back to school flurry includes getting clothes and books ready and finding the lunch box. This year there is also the consideration of… Read more »
When children first start school or day care it is not uncommon to “catch everything” that is going around as they gradually build up their… Read more »
How to tell if you have just eaten too much or if there is another reason for your pain. A lot of us eat too… Read more »
The world has been plagued by pandemics as far back as written history and beyond. Countries have responded over the centuries by closing their borders,… Read more »
Meningococcal disease is caused by bacteria. Three out of every twenty people in New Zealand carry the bacteria in their nasal passages, they don’t get… Read more »