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	1	2 Posts published on this day The most challenging phase of the Omicron outbreak is yet to come, but New Zealand may be better prepared than other countries \| COVID-19	3 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s border quarantine has intercepted thousands of COVID cases, but is it time to retire the flawed system? \| COVID-19	4 Posts published on this day Volcanoes, plague, famine and endless winter: Welcome to 536, what historians and scientists believe was the ‘worst year to be alive’ \| News COVID-19 hospitalisation peaks in Australian States since Omicron emerged: potential relevance to Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert	5	6
7	8 Posts published on this day Do jabs hurt more than shots or dots? Why language matters in medicine \| Lippy Linguist Critically understaffed and with Omicron looming, why isn’t NZ employing more of its foreign-trained doctors? \| COVID-19	9 Posts published on this day 5 ways to tackle ignorance about evidence during and after the COVID-19 pandemic \| COVID-19 An investment in clean indoor air would do more than help us fight COVID – it would help us concentrate, with lasting benefits \| COVID-19	10 Posts published on this day Ski jump: Flying or falling with style? \| News School anxiety in the time of COVID: how parents and teachers can help kids cope \| COVID-19	11 Posts published on this day New Zealand is reviewing its outdated conservation laws. Here’s why we must find better ways of getting people on board \| The Changing Climate	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Exploring Antarctica’s hidden under-ice rivers and their role in future sea-level rise \| The Changing Climate	15	16	17 Posts published on this day Oceans are better at storing carbon than trees. In a warmer future, ocean carbon sinks could help stabilise our planet \| The Changing Climate	18	19	20
21	22 Posts published on this day An international treaty to curb plastic pollution risks being watered down — New Zealand needs to take a stand \| The Changing Climate Promoting physical activity through the prescription of smartphone apps in primary care: Likely to produce health gains and cost-savings \| Public Health Expert	23 Posts published on this day Mortality declines in Aotearoa NZ during the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic \| Public Health Expert	24 Posts published on this day Strengthening Omicron mitigation strategies in Early Childhood Education settings \| Public Health Expert	25 Posts published on this day Air hygiene: how re-thinking air quality will help protect us from this and the next pandemic \| COVID-19	26	27
28 Posts published on this day Professor Suzanne Pitama shares her vision for Otago University \| Mātau Taiao Chipping away at social injustice to help transform Aotearoa - Dr Huhana Hickey \| Mātau Taiao Ventilation in NZ schools during the Omicron wave – results from a preliminary study \| Public Health Expert Reconstructing ancient genetic jigsaws: palaeogenomics comes of age. \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives read more

Ski jump: Flying or falling with style? - News

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School anxiety in the time of COVID: how parents and teachers can help kids cope - COVID-19

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February 2022

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M	T	W	T	F	S	S
	1	2 Posts published on this day The most challenging phase of the Omicron outbreak is yet to come, but New Zealand may be better prepared than other countries \| COVID-19	3 Posts published on this day New Zealand’s border quarantine has intercepted thousands of COVID cases, but is it time to retire the flawed system? \| COVID-19	4 Posts published on this day Volcanoes, plague, famine and endless winter: Welcome to 536, what historians and scientists believe was the ‘worst year to be alive’ \| News COVID-19 hospitalisation peaks in Australian States since Omicron emerged: potential relevance to Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert	5	6
7	8 Posts published on this day Do jabs hurt more than shots or dots? Why language matters in medicine \| Lippy Linguist Critically understaffed and with Omicron looming, why isn’t NZ employing more of its foreign-trained doctors? \| COVID-19	9 Posts published on this day 5 ways to tackle ignorance about evidence during and after the COVID-19 pandemic \| COVID-19 An investment in clean indoor air would do more than help us fight COVID – it would help us concentrate, with lasting benefits \| COVID-19	10 Posts published on this day Ski jump: Flying or falling with style? \| News School anxiety in the time of COVID: how parents and teachers can help kids cope \| COVID-19	11 Posts published on this day New Zealand is reviewing its outdated conservation laws. Here’s why we must find better ways of getting people on board \| The Changing Climate	12	13
14 Posts published on this day Exploring Antarctica’s hidden under-ice rivers and their role in future sea-level rise \| The Changing Climate	15	16	17 Posts published on this day Oceans are better at storing carbon than trees. In a warmer future, ocean carbon sinks could help stabilise our planet \| The Changing Climate	18	19	20
21	22 Posts published on this day An international treaty to curb plastic pollution risks being watered down — New Zealand needs to take a stand \| The Changing Climate Promoting physical activity through the prescription of smartphone apps in primary care: Likely to produce health gains and cost-savings \| Public Health Expert	23 Posts published on this day Mortality declines in Aotearoa NZ during the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic \| Public Health Expert	24 Posts published on this day Strengthening Omicron mitigation strategies in Early Childhood Education settings \| Public Health Expert	25 Posts published on this day Air hygiene: how re-thinking air quality will help protect us from this and the next pandemic \| COVID-19	26	27
28 Posts published on this day Professor Suzanne Pitama shares her vision for Otago University \| Mātau Taiao Chipping away at social injustice to help transform Aotearoa - Dr Huhana Hickey \| Mātau Taiao Ventilation in NZ schools during the Omicron wave – results from a preliminary study \| Public Health Expert Reconstructing ancient genetic jigsaws: palaeogenomics comes of age. \| Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives read more

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