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We often find ourselves with leftovers at the end of a meal whether planned or not. Maybe you cooked an extra-large chicken with the intention of using the remainder for lunches the next day, or perhaps certain family members just weren’t as hungry as usual.

Summer is the perfect time to gather your friends and family for outdoor fun and games in one of New Zealand's many beautiful parks. Here are 10 heart-healthy activities you can try right in your local park.

As part of our focus on women's heart health this month, our Medical Director, Dr Gerry Devlin, addresses the issue of heart disease risk factors and menopause.

Food shopping on a budget can be challenging, especially when prices are higher than ever. Follow our money-saving tips to help your grocery budget go further while keeping your heart healthy.

Does eating while driving, working or scrolling on your phone sound familiar? We’ve all been there. But did you know how important it is to fully participate in the experience of eating? In this article, we cover what intuitive eating is and ways to help you change your mindset around food.

Stress is part of life and it affects everyone differently. We know when unpredictable events occur, it's easy to become worried, anxious and more stressed than usual. While some stress can be motivating and manageable, too much can harm our health.

The New Year is an ideal time to pause, reflect and prepare for the year ahead. We’ve looked at the latest science around what it takes to build long-lasting healthier habits. Follow our tips and strategies to help you rewire your brain and make new habits that stick.

We explore the impact of social connection on our wellbeing and share five easy ways to boost your social relationships – it’s easier than you think!

With all the focus on what to eat have we forgotten about how we eat? We share five ways you can help young children to develop a healthy relationship with food.

We know nutrition can be confusing. Our experts answer your common food and nutrition questions with evidence-based advice.

Whether it's lunch or dinner, try the convenience of a one-bowl meal. Use what you have on hand to pack in plenty of heart-healthy ingredients.

If you or your loved one is taking warfarin, follow our advice to help you know what’s safe to eat and drink. Remember to tell your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you make any big changes to your usual diet.