The Strange Tale of the Tudor Sweat
700 years ago, a terrifying, mystery disease appeared – and then vanished.
Health
Replay Radio – The Crunch
Cam speaks with guests Casey Costello and Eric Crampton about tobacco control policy.
Consider These Sources of Aluminium
While aluminium is an indispensable component of modern life, its potential health risks warrant careful consideration and action. People must be aware of the risks so they can make informed choices about their exposure to this metal.
Stop Water Fluoridation in New Zealand
In order to demonstrate to the courts that those who oppose the mass medication of water are not a fringe minority, as the judge claimed, we need thousands of signatures on the parliamentary petition.
Time to Connect the Dots
Is it merely a consortium of individuals and entities who realized they had a common interest, or is something else behind it all, calling the shots?
A Perfect Storm In Fiji
The interplay between methamphetamine use, HIV and ill-equipped health facilities creates a vicious cycle that perpetuates and exacerbates each individual issue.
This Is a Dual Crisis
If both trends continue, New Zealand could face a shrinking, ageing population, with profound and catastrophic implications for the nation’s social and economic health.
Who Will Be First to Break Rank?
All 120 MPs’ mouths seem zipped tight about the Covid-19 vaccination.
What Is Really Happening with Mpox
While the risk from pandemics is not significantly different than decades ago, there is an industry dependent on making you think otherwise.
Rational Objections to the 2024 NZ Plan Update
The embedding of exploitative pandemic ideology across all health and government services must be removed, and replaced with robust, scientifically sound and ethical policy.
Dear Elon, 1,000ppm of Carbon Dioxide Is Safe
Joanne Nova A prize-winning science graduate in molecular biology. In the interview with Donald Trump, Elon Musk tried to argue that we ought to be limiting carbon dioxide because we are too close to 1,000ppm, where people get headaches. Not to put too fine a point on it, but
Managing Harm Caused by Medicines
In Australia, about 400,000 people go to emergency departments each year because of medication problems, with at least half of this harm deemed preventable. On a more granular level, opioids are Australia’s most common drug class identified in toxicology for drug-induced deaths, with deaths and hospitalisations due to
The Truth Is the Truth
As the truth mountain enlarges, more people will come to stand upon it.
They Should Be Held Accountable
Former Labour PMs Clark and Ardern wrecked NZ’s Health System
JD Vance’s Promise
JD Vance’s candidacy for higher office brings opportunities for breakthroughs in America’s 50-year losing battle against drug and other substance abuse.
Still Think Lockdowns Were Worth It?
Post-lockdowns, young people are suffering alarming declines in mental health.