Nocturnal mouth taping – fad or fact?
Print this storyMore people are taping their mouths at night. Is it a viral fad or an evidence-based treatment for snoring and ill health? It might sound unusual at first, yet mouth taping is becoming one of the most talked about wellness trends of 2025 among those looking to improve sleep, cure snoring and sleep […]
The SPECT-CT Bone Scan: Reform Radiology
Print this storyFor uncovering the root cause of unexplained bone pain or diagnosing hidden injuries, precision is critical. Enter the SPECT-CT bone scan. In the realm of advanced medical diagnostics, the SPECT-CT bone scan stands out as a pivotal tool, offering unparalleled insight into bone health. A powerful fusion of two imaging technologies, Single Photon […]
Aligning growing smiles: OrthodontiX
Print this storyTake advantage of your child’s growing years by addressing misalignment and setting their teeth and smile on the right track. Guiding correct teeth alignment and facial growth, new technology from Invisalign redefines how malocclusion, the imperfect alignment of teeth, is treated. Reducing the need for multiple dental appliances, the Invisalign System with mandibular […]
Beating digital eye strain: Anstice Optometrists
Print this storyThree out of four employees struggle with digital eye strain, research shows, 59% say it affects productivity. Screen time is on the rise, yet our eye biology remains the same. The impact is an increase in the prevalence of issues including blurred vision, dry or itchy eyes, and eye fatigue. In line with […]
First-class radiology: Beyond Radiology
Print this storyAs technology advances, it’s crucial your medical imaging practice of choice does too. Luckily, the best possible care is available in Merivale. New Zealand-owned and clinician-led Beyond Radiology prides itself on its latest state-of-the-art imaging. “We offer the best image quality available, with a complete suite of modalities including MRI, CT, ultrasound, and […]
Stay bright in winter with Vitamin D
Print this storyAs winter settles over Canterbury, shorter days, limited sunlight, and more time indoors increase the risk of vitamin D deficiency. Often called the “sunshine vitamin,” vitamin D is essential for healthy bones, immune support, and mood regulation. The sun’s UVB rays, needed for vitamin D production, are weaker in winter and often absent […]
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