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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
A Manawatū woman needed six operations after gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey.
There are now 14 measles cases confirmed across New Zealand.
A 12.2kg cat named Whiskey lost 50% of her body weight: 'She was like a barrel.'
In the US, about 40% of cancer cases are tied to lifestyle factors and habits.
Dr Roger Mysliwiec heard of people wanting to go on weight-loss injections for a ball.
Unicef says ultra-processed foods fuelling the problem, with 188m aged 5 to 19 obese.
The Senate hearing was marked by shouting matches and sharp exchanges.
New York Times: Sales of tea, coffee and lower-caffeine soft drinks would not be affected.
OPINION: Readers loved young trainee farmer Jack Boon playing his bagpipes to his dogs.
'We have identified a site for a freestanding restaurant.' - McDonald's Simon Kenny
Malcolm Richards is seeking to have the compensation scheme declared unlawful.
Bellamere Arwyn Duncan died from phosphate toxicity at Starship children's hospital.
The patient should have had surgery within six to 24 hours, Health NZ admitted.
The doctor overlooked a crucial ultrasound finding before removing part of her thyroid.
Finlay Thompson lost 30kg using semaglutide during a clinical trial last year.
Semaglutide drugs Ozempic and Wegovy are now available in New Zealand.
New York Times: There's more than a dozen experimental weight medications in development.
Why eight hours a night is the sweet spot for sleep.
The NHS plans to broaden access through pilot schemes and online pharmacies.
False positive results were from tests carried out in its internal lab from May 23-June 4.
Experts say up to 40% of dementia cases can be prevented with lifestyle changes.
New York Times: We might not be choosing to eat as consciously as we think.
Telegraph: Experts have declared waist size crucial for health.
They clog up an already overburdened public health system, a surgeon says.
Heavyweight with David Letele tackles obesity and keyboard warriors.
BBM delivers $13.50 in social good for every dollar invested, says Letele.
Telegraph: Apron bellies can lead to infections, posture problems and more.
New York Times: Could the drugs that upended diabetes and obesity benefit the brain?
One woman shares how she shed a third of her body weight.