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As well as physical assault, abuse includes sexual violence, emotional abuse and controlling behaviour.
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If you or a whānau member has been bitten or stung, the injury can be serious. It’s important to know what to do.
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Be prepared and know what to do so you can protect yourself and your whānau from illness and disease.
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A support service that helps you to improve your health and feel better at the same time.
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Hazardous substances are common in homes, workplaces, and public areas. Find out more about the various substances and how they affect health.
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Simple things you and your whānau can do to stop the spread of infectious diseases and illnesses at home, school, or your workplace.
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Use our BMI calculator to find out if you or your tamariki (children) are a healthy weight.
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Extreme heat can cause illness and death. But effective planning and actions can reduce its effects on health.
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Technology is a part of our everyday lives. It is important to know that our household items and electronics are safe.
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Find out how you and your whānau can keep healthy when travelling at home and overseas.
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How to find out if nitrate is in your drinking water. If it is, what to do to keep you and your whānau safe from any harmful effects.
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Noise that is too loud can lead to permanent hearing damage. Learn which noises to be aware of, and how to protect yourself and your whānau.
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Pests and insects can cause bites that can be painful. Find out about different pests, how to treat bites, and how to prevent pests in your home.
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We have reviewed 8 popular diets to make sense of some of the different dietary approaches out there.
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Screening can provide information about the health of you and your pēpi (baby).
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Learn about different contraception types, and how to access abortion services in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Sleep is necessary for good health and wellbeing. It is important for your brain function, emotional wellbeing and physical health.
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Healthy teeth will last a lifetime. Having healthy teeth and gums helps protect your smile and supports your overall health. It can also avoid the pain and cost of decay.
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Learn about gender identity, therapy and surgery, gender diversity in tamariki (children) and rangatahi (young people) and how to support them, and find services and support.
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New Zealanders enjoy swimming and water activities in the sea, rivers and lakes. These waterways can impact health if they become contaminated.
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Fresh or filtered air can reduce your risk of catching or spreading illnesses. Opening doors and windows at home is the simplest way of improving ventilation and helps protect you, your whānau and others.