80% of NZ's non-invasive Helicobacter pylori tests occur in primary care, but no consensus guidelines exist for managing infections; a rest home faces criticism for inadequately addressing a man'

80% of non-invasive Helicobacter pylori tests are conducted in NZ's primary care, but there are no consensus guidelines for managing the infection. A rest home staff faced criticism from the Health and Disability Commissioner for not appropriately addressing a man's injuries linked to the infection, leading to his death. The article by Cameron Schauer offers context and clarity on the widespread infection.