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Meet Dr. Paea Leakehe — Curiosity, Community & Care at Botany Junction Medical

There’s a certain kind of doctor who doesn’t just treat patients — they show up for people. Dr. Paea Leakehe ...

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Dr. Roimata

Meet Our New GP – From Rarotonga to Auckland, with a Passion for Community Care

We’re delighted to introduce one of the newest members of our Botany Junction Medical team, Dr. Roimata! With roots in ...

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Dr. Derryn

Meet Dr. Derryn – Bringing Experience, Compassion, and Community Care

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Derryn to our team at Botany Junction Medical! With a strong medical background and a ...

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Dr Nirupama Botany Junction Medical

Introducing Dr. Nirupama: A Warm Welcome to Botany Junction Medical

At Botany Junction Medical, we take pride in building a team of dedicated and compassionate healthcare professionals. We are delighted ...

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Work-Life Balance

Managing Work-Life Balance in 2025

Finding a work-life balance in the fast-paced world of 2025 remains an ongoing challenge for many of us. You might ...

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Immunisation for Children

Protecting Our Tamariki: The Importance of Childhood Immunisations

As a parent, you want the best for your child. One of the most effective ways to safeguard your tamariki’s ...

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Minor Surgery: Quick and Effective Solutions for your Health

Minor surgery offers quick and effective diagnosis, treatment and recovery for your medical condition. With ample experience in minor surgery, ...

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Breast Cancer Self Screening

Prioritising Breast Health: Cancer Awareness & Self-Screening for Prevention

Breast cancer, much like all forms of cancer, can often go unnoticed and untreated for a long time if proactive ...

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Childhood Vaccinations

How to protect your whānau from illness this winter

We wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve missed some of your routine immunisations. Especially on the back of the various Covid ...

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MMR Vaccination | Measles Mumps Rubella Vaccination

Calling 15 to 29-year-olds. Here’s how to protect yourself & whānau from measles

It’s possible you missed a Measles Mumps Rubella Vaccination if you’re between 15-29.  Dr Calder explains why checking you have ...

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