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2 days ago |
radionz.co.nz | Nik Dirga
Explainer - The government has changed regulations on several medications in the past fortnight. Here's what you need to know about melatonin, ADHD medicine and medicinal psilocybin access. Melatonin, which is used to treat sleeping problems, has up until now been tightly restricted in New Zealand, unlike many other countries. But it will soon be available over the counter at pharmacies, Associate Health Minister David Seymour said last week.
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4 days ago |
radionz.co.nz | Nik Dirga
Explainer - Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence is everywhere these days. But for every new technology, there are always people who will exploit it. AI-generated images are unavoidable online, with many intentionally being used to mislead, scam or monetise outrage. If you are not a computer or AI expert, how do you even know what's what anymore? The good news: You can often still tell the real from the AI. The bad news: It's getting harder all the time.
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4 days ago |
rnz.co.nz | Nik Dirga
Explainer - Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence is everywhere these days. But for every new technology, there are always people who will exploit it. AI-generated images are unavoidable online, with many intentionally being used to mislead, scam or monetise outrage. If you are not a computer or AI expert, how do you even know what's what anymore? The good news: You can often still tell the real from the AI. The bad news: It's getting harder all the time.
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Nik Dirga
Explainer - New Zealand's suicide rate is "stubbornly high", with more than 600 people dead by suspected suicide in 2023-24. To tackle the problem the government this week announced a new Suicide Prevention Action Plan. Here's what you need to know. The five-year plan, described as a "whole of government" approach, includes 21 health-led new actions and 13 cross-agency new actions.
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Nik Dirga
Explainer - New Zealand's suicide rate is "stubbornly high", with more than 600 people dead by suspected suicide in 2023-24. To tackle the problem the government this week announced a new Suicide Prevention Action Plan. Here's what you need to know. The five-year plan, described as a "whole of government" approach, includes 21 health-led new actions and 13 cross-agency new actions.
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