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Making impact on Māori infant death rates takes plain speaking: Tipene-Leach

Monday 14 May 2018, 02:33 PM

Wahakura flax bassinets were introduced to help reduce rates of cot death, particularly among Māori

The National Rural Health Conference attracted around 450 delegates to Auckland last month for three days to both celebrate success in rural health while looking for solutions to perennial issues of funding, staffing and access to services

I said, in a moment of pique, that they don’t give a toss because it’s only brown babies dying From being viewed as “some crazy Māori GP living

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