University of Otago Study Findings Set to Improve the Care of Premature Babies in NZ

On the November 15th 2018 airing of NewsHub live at 6 pm, reporter Lucy Warhurst featured an article about a comprehensive 2-year study undertaken by a team at the University of Otago regarding [...]

This question is not new, but it seems to hang around the abortion debate like a bad smell that refuses to dissipate. Some have coined this the ‘no womb/ no say’ or ‘no [...]

Roger Foley is a disabled Canadian man. He claims that he is being denied medical treatment and the opportunity for independent living services. Instead, his hospital is offering him assisted [...]

 I’ve been working with dementia patients for quite a while now, assisting aging individuals at various stages ranging from mobile, literate and continent, to well – not. It is everything that [...]

Suicide among the elderly and in the disabled community is a serious problem. Chronic pain, depression and isolation are especially prevalent among those groups – these risk factors lead to [...]

My next door neighbour Clifford was diagnosed with end-stage cancer last year. His oncologist gave him three months to live. He slipped into a deep depression at the thought that he was going to [...]

I was walking with a senior doctor last Friday as we left one of the geriatric wards. He was in a good mood, and turned to me with a grin on his face. Half jokingly, he said to me, “You [...]

Today we have launched our Democracy Not Hypocrisy campaign to support the student club at the University of Auckland, ProLife Auckland, which is currently facing a referendum to disaffiliate the [...]

The BBC documentary a World Without Down’s Syndrome?, which screened on Tuesday night on TVNZ, gave the country an insight into the challenges that the community of people with Down [...]

Within the course of a week, the NRL has been shaken by two separate, shocking allegations involving players who coerced their girlfriends into undergoing abortions. Except that the NRL [...]