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Māori Male Cancer Rates Need to Change and in my opinion this is how

Māori Male Cancer Rates Need to Change and in my opinion this is how
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Our people are thriving : New Zealand Māori population hits one million | New Zealand

Once regarded as ‘dying out’, Māori families celebrate population milestone and share their hopes for the future in a changing New Zealand

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Wellington Scoop » Research at Hutt Hospital aims to reduce stomach cancer rates

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New Clinical Research Aims To Reduce Stomach Cancer Rates And Disparities In New Zealand

H. pylori is responsible for most stomach cancers in New Zealand. Usually contracted in childhood, H. pylori infects the cells of the stomach, causing gastritis, or inflammation of the stomach lining.

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Community Scoop » New Clinical Research Aims To Reduce Stomach Cancer Rates And Disparities In New Zealand

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