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Asthma prevalence in children has declined in 2020/21
Here are some of the key facts from our latest factsheet on Asthma prevalence.
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NZ consumed 7.4% less energy in 2020 than in 2019
In 2020, New Zealand consumed 7.4% less energy than in 2019, likely due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on economic activities and travel.
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Active Transport 2022
Considering the high child obesity rate in New Zealand, using active transport (that is, walking or cycling) to travel to or from school is an important way for children to get the recommended minimum of physical activity every day.
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Sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI)
Maternal smoking doubles the risk of SUDI Infants (under one year old) exposed to second-hand smoke are at higher risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) [1].
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HAPINZ 3.0
These webpages give the key findings from the Health and Air Pollution in New Zealand 2016 study (HAPINZ 3.0).
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Key findings from HAPINZ 3.0
More than 3,300 deaths from human-made air pollution in 2016Air pollution does significant harm to many New Zealanders, including children.
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38 babies died from SUDI in 2018, down from 48 in 2017
In 2018, 38 babies died from SUDI, down from 48 the previous year.
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