22 April 2020

Professor of general practice Ngaire Kerse prefers the term shutdown to lockdown for describing restrictions on human contact, travel and business. Here, she discusses the care of older patients during this challenging time

It’s 8:30 on Tuesday morning and Jack rings telephone triage with yet another gout flare, wanting more diclofenac

Lockdown week three. How am I doing, I ask myself. Well, my grey hair is more obvious at the roots

Low back pain is common in adolescent athletes

The NZMA understands that we are all facing uncertainty and challenges with the trajectory and impact of the pandemic unclear, and it supports the Ministry of Health and the Government in the efforts they have made so far to meet the challenge of COVID-19