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Food Pricing

  • Unhealthy food tax on the agenda 
  • Food pricing strategies show promise for reducing health inequalities (PDF, Pages 9-10)

Sodium in Fast Food

  • Kiwi fast food has more salt - study 

ADAPT

  • Cell Phones Used to Prevent Depression

CASCAID

  • University to begin trials of natural quit-smoking drug

SHOP

A Supermarket Healthy Options Project
  • Taking GST off healthy food - Video
  • Healthy food should be GST free in NZ - Audio
  • TVNZ: Sweet treats entice shoppers
  • NZ Herald: Least healthy products most popular at supermarket
  • Dominion Post: Fat and sugar top of Kiwis' shopping lists
  • Newstalk ZB: White bread and blue milk most popular
  • HRC News Issue No. 55 March 2007 page 1: Healthy food choices for only a fraction more in cost
  • Scoop: Ministry Welcomes Timely New Evidence On Nutrition
  • TVNZ: Healthy food not much dearer
  • NZ Herald: Healthy eating doesn't cost so much more
  • Ministry of Health: Shopping for a healthy bargain
  • The New Zealand Herald: Nutritionist sees discounts as key to a healthier diet

Healthy Housing Project

A study by a team from Auckland, Massey, Otago and Victoria universities and the Building Research Association has found that getting rid of unflued gas heaters can reduce the cost of treating asthma symptoms by about as much as the millions of dollars the country spends every year on new asthma medication. More>

Traffic Light Food Labelling

  • Fat-fighting tactics include better labels 

RELIQ

  • Trial gives low nicotine-cigarettes to quitters
  • TVNZ: RELIQ and nicotine reduction trial
  • TVNZ: Interview with Dr Marewa Glover
  • Breakfast TV: RELIQ:

SWITCH

  • TVNZ: TV time translates to obesity risk
  • TVNZ: Trial aims to cut kids' TV time

Te Piripohotanga

  • New mums quit for their baby's sake
  • Smoking Te Karere (Video)

WIRED

A device used overseas as a replacement for smoking has been trialled for use in New Zealand.
  • NZ Herald: Smoker wants e-ciggie nicotine at a shop near him
  • NZ Herald: E-ciggie may help smokers to quit
  • NZ Herald: Fake aims to kill the urge to puff
  • NZ Herald: Electronic cigarette trial at Auckland uni looking for volunteers
  • Radio Live: Lush drags on the E Ciggie (Audio)
  • TV3: Electronic cigarette trial set to begin (Video)
  • Yahoo News: Electronic cigarette to be tested on smokers
  • NZ Herald: No smoke, no fire, just nicotine
  • SmokeLess New Zealand: the Ruyan e-cigarette - a healthier choice for smokers

STOMP Wins TUANZ Award

Congratulations to all those involved in developing and trialling STOMP! STOMP has been awarded the TUANZ (Telecommunications Users Association of NZ) Innovations 2008 Healthcare Award. STOMP was entered by Healthphone for their commercial application of the programme. More>

PLATE

  • Polynesian kids down more soft drinks 

mHealth

  • Innovative mHealth research uses mobile phones to deliver support and information (See page 13 of PDF)

eGAME

  • Video games can aid child weightloss- study (Video)
  • Weight loss evident with interactive video games
  • New Zealand Herald: Video games as good as exercise. More>

 

STOMP

Stop Smoking with Mobile Phones Trial:
  • Scoop: Ministry of Health releases latest tobacco trends
  • Scoop: Telecommunications Amendment Bill

Awards:

  • TUANZ Innovations Award
  • Who’s Who in Workplace Health
  • WHO innovative technologies

ENHANCE

The HRC December newsletter has an article on the ENHANCE Project (PDF, p18)

Global Burden of Disease

Defying popular wisdom about wealthy countries and coronary disease, a new study has found that about 80 percent of the world’s deaths from high blood pressure occur in poor and middle-income countries.
  • NY Times: Blood Pressure Is Most Lethal in Poor and Middle-Income Countries
  • Pharmalive: Four Out of Five High Blood Pressure Related Deaths Occur in Developing World
  • Times of India: High BP among world's biggest killers
  • Reuters: Most high blood pressure in developing world: study
  • The Press Association: Blood pressure deaths highlighted
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