
'It could cost someone's life': Starship nurses warn of 'immediate' risk to patient safety
The letter to Dale Bramley was signed by 85 nurses from two Starship wards.
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Half the world carries it. Most Kiwis have never heard of it. It's linked to 75% of stomach cancers, and New Zealand still isn't screening for it. Video / Mike Scott
'There have been hard days, but she’s always been positive.'
The family is fundraising to support Lisa and Tayler through treatment.
Former principal Shane Nicholas died just months after his brain tumour was discovered.
As Shane Nicolas battled terminal brain cancer, having a positive attitude was key for him, wife Samara and son Blaze. Video / Lauren Chittock Cancer Society
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The therapy, costing up to $1 million, is not yet publicly available in New Zealand.
Sophie Weir on her diagnose with breast cancer.
Gaige Aitchison-Budd, 9, has been growing his hair for three years. He will cut it on Friday as part of a school fundraiser for a breast cancer charity. Video / Merle Cave
Cancer Society CEO Nicola Coom says New Zealand is falling behind in cancer prevention. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
The 40-room lodge will offer free accommodation, meals and transport to Tauranga Hospital.
OPINION: There are 33 of these AI mole scanners in Australia but only one in New Zealand.
'Every part of life would have been that little bit easier,' says cancer survivor.
'You don’t pay for it now, but down the track when the damage surfaces – it’s too late.'
Diana Wood was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013 at age 54.
Bowel cancer is New Zealand's second-deadliest cancer, killing 1200 each year.
Ray Le Prou said he was quoted $15,000 to have a mole removed from his face.
Faced with incurable cancer, Hayley Killalea took a world tour.
The 58-year-old vowed to complete every 18-hole golf course in NZ amid a cancer diagnosis.
Eden Park’s famed rugby turf will become a runway for Fashion on the Field — the first-ever catwalk held on the stadium’s field, reports Katie Oliver.
The lodge will enable cancer patients to use the new radiation oncology facility.
ZM host Georgia Burt and Hayley Killalea reflect on their very different futures.
Cancer Society Ambassador Marianne Delany on the impact of a cancer diagnosis. Video / Herald NOW