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Significant ethnic disparities exist in New Zealand in the incidence of various infectious diseases, including

These researchers examined trends in ischaemic heart disease (IHD) events by ethnicity among all New

Using cross‐sectional near whole population‐level data on 318,321 four‐year‐olds attending NZ’s national health and development

Using census-mortality data from the NZ 1981–1984 (1.1 million 25- to 74-year-olds), 1996–1999 (1.5 million)

For this study, the researchers sampled potential participants from the NZ electoral rolls and invited

The 2013 New Zealand Census included 7,065 male and 5,619 female doctors, and 2,988 male

These researchers sought to determine how well DHB chronic pain services serve the diverse ethnic

These researchers reviewed screening histories of women diagnosed with confirmed or possible cervical cancer between

All final year NZ medical students in 2014 and 2015 (n=888) were invited to participate

This study followed 217,207 New Zealanders with diabetes from 2010 until the end of 2013

The rate of CKD is 3-fold higher among NZ Māori than among NZ non-Māori, non-Pacific

This analysis involved 13,657 women diagnosed with primary invasive breast cancer between January 2000 and

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