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  1. Preventive lifestyle choices can avert the growing incidence of disease 2026 has not been a healthy year for Kiwis.

  2. Forty years ago the first varieties of genetically modified crops were planted in open fields in the US.

  3. A study published in Nature Medicine entitled “Biological aging and generational shifts in early-onset cancer risk” examined the health profiles of 154,169 young adults in the UK and found that those born between 1965-1974 were aging significantly faster…

  4. A paper published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry on July 31 2026 is entitled “Autism spectrum disorder trends for children and adults in New Zealand: A longitudinal examination of three national databases“.

  5. The pandemic health legacy that is starting to bite The year ended June 2026 figures for births and deaths have just been released by StatsNZ.

  6. On August 6, Chris Bishop the NZ Attorney General gave a speech at the Law Society in which he reasserted ‘Parliament’s role as the supreme law-making body in New Zealand’.

  7. Finally some NZ media articles are calling for accountability for some of the mistakes of the Covid years including the failure to warn the public of the risk of myocarditis from mRNA vaccines.

  8. In this article we will look at the different ways a range of recently introduced technology is impacting our body and mind creating a perfect storm of risk—electrical, chemical, genetic and psychological.

  9. Australia’s ABC Four Corners has released a must see documentary on food safety entitled “We tested your groceries.

  10. The media needs to cover new research findings Regular readers will be aware that for the last five years we have been warning of serious risks associated with biotechnology experimentation.

  11. Much loved Kiwi actor Sam Neill has died suddenly.

  12. On the 25th January 2026, two men stepped off an arriving plane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport en route from the Congo carrying a black case.