When Christchurch man Clynton Inns was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in February 2016, simply getting through the treatment regime was his main priority. Thirty-seven radiation treatments administered within a short two month period left him with a range of unpleasant side effects, including greatly reduced energy levels. It was not until Clynton, 73, discovered…
The Centre for Health Outcome Measures New Zealand (CHOMNZ) welcomes the announcement by Labour’s Andrew Little to establish a national cancer agency if elected to government. Such an agency could establish clear national pathways to support initiatives such as the Prostate Cancer Outcome Registry which is currently being established site by site across the country….
The voice of yachting, Peter “PJ” Montgomery, is not usually lost for words, but when the doctor told him he had prostate cancer, he was struck dumb – and, he recalls, he seemed to go deaf at the same time. I’d had various issues with my waterworks and bladder in 2006, so I went to…
We are pleased to announce a new support relationship with TransNet NZ through the sales of the new, innovative “Well-Hung Support Bracket”. This new device was invented and is produced in NZ and is destined to become a standard fitting in many electrical installations across residential and commercial construction. Today an MOU was signed by…
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