MidCentral DHB public news updates and releases.
20/10/2017
Two mobility scooters were presented by Enable New Zealand to the Palmerston North City Council today. These will be available for public use in and around the city, free of charge....continue »
13/10/2017
There has been a further case of mumps confirmed in the MidCentral DHB area bringing the total number of confirmed cases to five over the past six weeks. ...continue »
13/10/2017
Recently Enable New Zealand sponsored two men to sail on the Jubilee Sailing Trust’s tall ship Tenacious....continue »
12/10/2017
When it comes to breast screening, Suzie Johnson has this advice: “Suck it up princess and get on with it.”...continue »
12/10/2017
Kahurangi Ross has a message for women about breast screening. “We have an attitude in New Zealand, where ‘she’ll be right’. But that’s wrong. Māori women are often embarrassed about screening but we need to be around for our tamariki and mokopuna....continue »
09/10/2017
MidCentral DHB is putting its full support behind this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week from Monday 9 October through to Sunday 15 October....continue »
09/10/2017
A successful quit smoking pilot project, which helped more than 800 people in the region over the past 12 months, has been extended until June next year. ...continue »
06/10/2017
Farah Palmer, former captain of the Black Ferns and Massey lecturer is asking women “if you look after your team on the field, why not off the field?”...continue »
06/10/2017
Eseta Bason, mum of six, is telling women “Don’t be shy, being shy won’t give you another life” as part of the ‘Time to Screen’ campaign....continue »
05/10/2017
There has been a further case of mumps in Palmerston North. There have now been four confirmed cases in the MidCentral DHB area in the past five weeks....continue »