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Author Brittany FoxPosted on Categories Pegasus 2025 Newsletter
Getting your children vaccinated not only protects them, but also protects their friends, whānau and people in the community who are the most vulnerable. “The more people who are vaccinated
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Recent Bachelor of Nursing graduate, Minien Cheng, is excited to be able to give back to her adopted country. Minien moved to New Zealand over 10 years ago with her
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University of Canterbury student, Dena Makarious, moved to Christchurch from native Egypt when she was eight years old. She is currently in her second year of a Postgraduate Diploma in
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In Christchurch’s eastern suburbs, nearly 200 women are overdue for both a mammogram and a cervical smear. ScreenSouth Ltd is tackling this with local Mana Wahine clinics which offer breast
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Ensuring Māori have options when it comes to health care is the motivation behind community vaccination clinics run by Te Puawaitanga ki Ōtautahi Trust. This winter, with the demand for
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Papanui Medical Centre kicked off Cervical Screening Awareness Month with a clinic on Saturday 3 September that saw approximately 36 women receive a cervical smear. Three nurses performed screening in
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Population Health Specialist, Anna Thorpe, shares this review of Pegasus Health’s efforts to improve cervical screening rates among Canterbury women. A lot has been happening in the cervical screening space
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