Mounjaro is getting a lot of attention for weight loss, but what is it and how does it actually work? This page explains who it’s for in New Zealand, how it’s used and what to expect, so you can better understand if it’s something to discuss with your healthcare provider. Read more
Healthify is a steady light people can turn to when health feels confusing or overwhelming, before, after or between appointments. By adopting a page, you help keep that light shining, ensuring everyone in Aotearoa can access clear, trusted health information to guide them through their health journey with confidence. Learn more
We’ve added a fresh batch of quizzes on Healthify, covering everything from symptoms to medicines and everyday health. Quick, interactive and surprisingly useful, they’re an easy way to learn something new in just a few minutes. Test your knowledge today
From weekend sport to playground mishaps, dental injuries can happen when you least expect them. This page covers what to do if a tooth is chipped, knocked loose or completely knocked out, so you can act quickly and give it the best chance of recovery. Learn more with our guide
Falling asleep isn’t always easy, especially when your mind won’t switch off. The good news is there are simple, practical things that can help you fall asleep faster and sleep more soundly. Get the tips here
The flu vaccine is recommended every year to help protect against serious illness, especially heading into winter. It helps reduce your risk of getting unwell and spreading flu to others. You can also ask your healthcare provider about getting your COVID-19 booster at the same time.
This video on Empagliflozin, a medicine used for type 2 diabetes and heart failure, is delivered in New Zealand Sign Language. It explains the benefits, possible side effects and what to do if they occur, helping make trusted health information more accessible. Watch the video here
A handy tool to quickly check or learn how to sign a word or short phrase. The NZSL Dictionary app lets you search in English or Te Reo Māori, then shows signs by handshape or body location. It’s designed as a quick reference you can dip into anytime, whether you’re learning or just need to look something up.
This month we're shining a light on Asthma New Zealand and the mahi they do to support people living with asthma and respiratory conditions across Aotearoa. With Asthma Awareness Week coming up, it's a great time to explore the free services they offer, from one-on-one support and education to resources for whānau, schools and workplaces. If you or someone you care about is managing asthma, this is worth a look. Check out Asthma NZ here
You can now visit the Healthify He Puna Waiora website to get more health information without using any data on your phone. Tell your friend sand whānau!
