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Adherence to screening guidelines for diabetes in pregnancy was poor in a review of clinical

Māori were less likely to gain access to publicly funded bariatric surgery than New Zealand

Results from repeated waves of the New Zealand Health Survey from 1996 to 2016 showed

Suicide rates of young Māori considerably exceeded those of young non-Māori in a review of

Childhood immunisation coverage in New Zealand varied by socioeconomic and demographic factors in an analysis

Ethnic differences in attitudes to vaccines and the influence of GPs in New Zealand were

Māori and Pacific people had a higher prevalence of CVD risk factors than other ethnic

The COVID-19 infection fatality rate for Māori was estimated to be 50% higher than that

Māori and Pasifika medical graduates were found to have low interest in ophthalmology training in

Ethnic disparities in the risk of NSAID-associated complications were assessed in a retrospective cohort study

The rate of severe early childhood dental caries was investigated in a retrospective analysis of

Variations in the use and timeliness of chemotherapy were explored in 24,217 patients diagnosed with

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