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The architects of destruction are busy at work

Gain of function research ramps up with the support of the US military. Newly published research papers demonstrate that gain of function research designed to...

US big pharma sector poised to hike prices in Europe – FT

Major drugmakers are reportedly looking to maintain profits amid an initiative to charge Americans less. US pharmaceutical giants are seeking to circumvent US President Donald...

‘Career-ending’ study links multiple chronic diseases to childhood vaccines

An unpublished study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children is fuelling renewed debate after claims from the research began circulating on social media, alleging significantly...

Warning – a Great Flood

The proliferation of genetic technologies is not containable. Genetic sequences are globally mobile, they can integrate with host organisms and spread without any practical possibility...

Canopy Health reveals six-month-old data breach

Canopy Health, New Zealand's largest private medical oncology provider, has publicly detailed a cybersecurity breach that occurred in July 2025, with some patients being...

New scientific review linking COVID jab to cancer targeted in massive cyber attack

A newly published global review examining reports of cancer diagnoses following Covid mRNA 'vaccination' has become the focus of controversy after the medical journal...

Manage My Health data breach raises risk of bank fraud

A cybersecurity expert has warned that the Manage My Health data breach, which has affected about 125,000 users and exposed hundreds of thousands of...

The fraud industrial complex

Somali daycare powerhouse 'Quality Learing Center' has closed. If you need to lear your kids you will need a new Somali daycare. Happily, you’ve got...

Manage My Health CEO accepts responsibility for cyber breach

The chief executive of Manage My Health says he takes full responsibility for a cyber attack that exposed hundreds of thousands of patient documents...

Brown orders review into ManageMyHealth cyber breach

Health Minister Simeon Brown has ordered a government review into the response to a cyber security breach involving the privately operated patient portal Manage...

Manage My Health patients at risk of extortion and identity theft

Thousands of Manage My Health patients may face serious risks of identity theft, blackmail, and financial crime after a ransomware group calling itself “Kazu”...

Manage My Health says security breach fixed as investigation continues

Manage My Health has confirmed that a recent cyber security incident was limited to a single part of its system, with independent forensic specialists...

$104K ransom demanded after Manage My Health hack

Hackers have demanded a ransom of NZD $104,000 after breaching the Manage My Health patient portal over the summer break, exposing the medical data...

The New Year: Cancer data indicates a turning point

On the Friday before Christmas, Health NZ quietly released the 2023 NZ cancer data to a media preoccupied with end of year holiday trivia. Not...

Manage My Health to notify users after cybersecurity breach

Manage My Health says it will begin contacting affected users within the next 48 hours after confirming a cybersecurity breach involving unauthorised access to...

Cyber security breach confirmed by ‘Manage My Health’

Manage My Health has confirmed it is responding to a cyber security breach involving unauthorised access to its systems, triggering an investigation amid concerns...

GMOs and genetic engineering are drivers of health and environmental decline – Expert

Physician and educator Dr Zach Bush has delivered a wide-ranging presentation outlining his views on genetically modified organisms, chemical-intensive agriculture and modern genetic engineering...

Sunshine in a gummy

Getting your daily Vitamin D doesn’t have to feel like a chore. Nature Made Vitamin D3 Adult Gummies make it easy — and genuinely enjoyable. Just...

Study questions popular painkiller’s safety and effectiveness

A commonly prescribed opioid painkiller long viewed as a safer option for chronic pain may offer only limited benefit while increasing the risk of...

A tangy boost your immune system will love

Nature Made Vitamin C Adult Gummies offer a simple, great-tasting way to support your immune system while fitting easily into a daily routine. Each serving...

Adult gummies: Easy nutrition, no pills

Nature Made Adult Gummies are a simple, approachable way to support everyday nutrition without turning vitamins into a chore. Designed for adults who want convenience...

Synthetic cannabinoids linked to multiple Auckland hospitalisations

Warnings have been issued after a surge in serious harm linked to synthetic cannabinoids in the Auckland region, with multiple people hospitalised over the...

U.S FDA approves first weight-loss pill version of Wegovy

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved the first-ever pill version of the weight-loss drug Wegovy, marking a major shift in obesity treatment...

Researcher raises alarms over lipid nanoparticles used in Covid jabs

A podcast clip circulating online has sparked renewed debate over the safety of lipid nanoparticles used in Covid-19 vaccines, after applied mathematician and immunologist...

Ultraprocessed foods may harm health far beyond calories, major new review finds

A growing body of scientific evidence suggests ultraprocessed foods may damage metabolic, reproductive and immune health in ways that go far beyond excess calories...

Red Flag: 2023 NZ cancer data released by Health NZ – a record

Health NZ has released the data for new cancer registrations during 2023. Data by age, sex, cancer type and ethnicity from 2001 to 2023 is...

31 new mental health beds to increase care capacity in Lower Hutt

The Government has announced the addition of 31 new specialist mental health beds at Manor Park Private Hospital in Lower Hutt, aimed at improving...

Baker says ‘FluTracking’ cut creates ‘surveillance gap’

Epidemiologist Michael Baker has criticised the Ministry of Health’s decision to stop funding FluTracking New Zealand, claiming it will create a significant gap in...

Face masks –Medical protection, or badge of obedience?

I don’t normally watch TVNZ’s Seven Sharp, but on 5th October 2021, we were told that an immunologist would be on the programme to...

Puberty blockers decision puts children back at risk – Family First NZ

Family First NZ says that a decision by a judge today in the Wellington High Court to pause the ban on puberty blockers could...

Mental health access improves nationwide – Doocey

New figures released today show 'measurable improvements' in access to mental health and addiction services across New Zealand, with progress recorded in all three...

Police acknowledge sentencing of former Wellington GP Jared Cook for sex crimes against boys

A former Wellington medical professional has been sentenced to home detention after admitting to a series of sexual offences involving teenage boys. Police confirmed that...

Former GP avoids jail despite history of sexual offending against teenage boys

A former doctor convicted of multiple sexual offences involving teenage boys has been sentenced to home detention rather than prison, despite strong Crown opposition...

Doctor breached patient privacy and care standards in abortion consultation, HDC finds

The Health and Disability Commissioner has found a GP breached a pregnant woman’s rights after discussing her request for an abortion in a busy...

Forgotten light therapy sparks fresh debate over medicine, sunlight and suppressed treatments

A new Substack essay by 'A Midwestern Doctor' exmaines the role of sunlight, ultraviolet exposure and a long-abandoned medical therapy once used in US...

The five big lies of vaccinology

People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one, and if you repeat it frequently enough, people will sooner or later believe...

Open Letter to the Directors of health insurance companies

Sent personally to CEOs of Southern Cross, FMG, IAG, UniMed/Accuro, NIB and Partners Life Dear Director Sometimes information helps us to understand puzzling situations. Business models...

Concerns raised over proposal to shift food labelling to QR codes

A proposal by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) to trial QR code–based food labelling has drawn criticism from consumer advocates, who warn it...

New imaging scanner at Wellington Hospital to ‘improve diagnosis and patient care’, says Brown

Wellington Regional Hospital has installed a new SPECT-CT scanner featuring the latest imaging technology, promising faster scans, improved image quality and reduced radiation exposure...

Can whistleblowers rely on the Protected Disclosures Act?

Why a minor decision may have major ramifications - & why we rely on the courage of a single judge. Whistleblowers hold a key, but...

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