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The measles outbreak in Canterbury is highlighting the missing link in immunisation in New Zealand

Cantabrians now have access to free mental healthcare with their GP, to help them cope with the aftermath of the Christchurch terror attacks  

The measles outbreak in Canterbury is highlighting the missing link in immunisation in New Zealand

Dunstan Hospital’s new after-hours service aims to provide more seamless treatment for Central Otago residents

I was on the phone, conduct­ing an interview when the news of the Christchurch mosque shootings broke. I heard deputy editor Ruth call out, “there’s been a shooting in Christchurch”

The complex issue of using artificial intelligence in med­icine will likely be simplified and clarified, thanks to a set of new guidelines designed to sup­port hospitals and healthcare providers

The Institute of Environmental Science and Research hopes its new automated reporting system will be up and running by the end of June to cope with a big increase in syphilis cases

Trudging up the 272 steps to reach a temple at the top of the Batu Caves, I’m acutely aware of the heat. It’s 29°C, with about 90 per cent humidity. In other words, it is hot

Health professionals in Canterbury have had to refocus their priority groups for measles immunisations as a result of a national shortage of the MMR vaccine  

In which the New Zealand Doctor editorial crew tells readers what they might be up to this week…