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Changes to free flu vaccine eligibility are a missed opportunity to close NZ s health equity gap

Changes to free flu vaccine eligibility are a missed opportunity to close NZ s health equity gap
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Changes To Free Flu Vaccine Eligibility Are A Missed Opportunity To Close NZ s Health Equity Gap

Changes To Free Flu Vaccine Eligibility Are A Missed Opportunity To Close NZ s Health Equity Gap
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We were very happy that we caught it as early as we did says bowel cancer survivor

Gideon Josephs, who has been in remission for six years, reflects on his ordeal in the light of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

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Changes to flu vaccine eligibility missed opportunity to improve health equity

The flu vaccine will no longer be free for children under 12 or Māori and Pacific people aged between 55 and 64.

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Telling my children I had cancer was the hardest thing I ve ever had to do

When I watched the video of the Princess of Wales revealing her cancer diagnosis, explaining how it had taken her and Prince William time to explain things to their three young children in a way they understood, my heart went out to her. And my mind went back to the painful day when I had to tell my own children the same thing.

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