In 2016/17, 2. 6% of children and 3. 2% of adults had an unmet GP need due to a lack of transport (about 148,000 New Zealanders).
This latest report (2017) on the adverse health effects of exposure to hazardous substances in New Zealand has been released and can be found here Key Findings There were 41 hazardous substances-related...
We have released our 13th EHI newsletter. To find out more about our recent work, click here.
We have released new factsheets about the indoor environment: asthma, lower respiratory tract infections, SUDI, and maternal smoking at two weeks after birth.
In 2014, 376 people died from melanoma, and 145 people died from non-melanoma skin cancer, in New Zealand.
Our latest factsheets show energy consumption increased one percent in 2016. The increase was a result of gains in gas, oil and coal consumption.
We have recently released the National Hazardous Substances and Lead Notifications January - December 2016 report. Download the report here.
We have recently released factsheets on hazardous substances and lead absorption notifications in 2014-2015.
Dairy cattle numbers increased by over 2% to 6. 6 million from 2015 to 2016. In contrast, beef cattle, sheep and deer numbers were decreasing.
We have recently released new indicators on traffic injury hospitalisations and deaths.
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