Photo / File Through a critical review into racial discrimination in Hawke’s Bay maternity, the progress on seeing a key-recommended Māori birthing unit is almost nil.
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Scholar's award to help her revitalise indigenous birthing knowledge
A PhD candidate working on the revitalisation of traditional indigenous birthing knowledge and practices is heading to the US to further her studies.
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'Appalling' statistics mean desperate need to prioritise wāhine Māori maternal mental health- Selah Hart
Photo / File There is a desperate need to prioritise wāhine Māori maternal mental health, Hāpai Te Hauora chief executive Selah Hart says.
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Northland mum-to-be confused as medical advice on vaccinations 'conflicting'
Concerns are growing in Northland over leaked data from Northland midwives, which suggests there is a high number of unvaccinated pregnant women in the region.
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Poverty lobby wants all birth injuries covered by ACC as minister allows some
The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) has welcomed ACC Minister Carmel Sepuloni's announcement today that some birth injuries to mothers will be covered under the ACC scheme.
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Ahipara hapū discuss occupation following attack on 300-year-old tree
Te Rarawa of Muriwhenua meet to discuss options for a response.
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World-first breastfeeding app to launch in World Breastfeeding Week
The app, Māmā Aroha, is created by wahine Māori Amy Wray.
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New coach support to bolster midwives
$5 million is allocated over the next three years to support the initiative.
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Pregnancy and the Covid vaccine
You're pregnant and you want the vaccine. This is what you need to know.
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First-time mother with cancer gives birth at 35 weeks
For weeks first-time māmā Josephine Hepi-Hika knew something wasn't but accepted being told by doctors the cause of her tiredness was due to her pregnancy. But as mother Kaama Elliot explains she knew something was wrong.