THE SMART NEWS SOURCE | Feb 10 2012 15:26 | LAST UPDATED Feb 10 2012 15:26
Articles about Aaron Motsoaledi

Foreign doctors hold out a lifeline

Without their presence South Africa’s national health insurance cannot be implemented successfully to provide quality healthcare.

Too many faults with NHI proposal, says DA

The DA has criticised the proposed National Health Insurance scheme, saying the green paper doesn't address the major problems.

Breastfeeding policy battles poverty and perception

In 2006, doctors at an isolated former Transkei hospital took the decision to encourage mothers to only feed breastmilk till babies are six months.

Health minister's audit to usher in new NHI pilot era

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says an audit of health facilities is well under way ahead of a plan to start National Health Insurance pilot sites.

Health minister promises more doctors and nurses

The health department has launched a human resource plan to deal with the public sector's severe lack of doctors and nurses.

Motsoaledi speaks of 'brutal' private health system

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says private healthcare is a 'brutal system' because it has commercialised an essential service.

Criminalising sex is not the answer

Health experts say the best way to deal with teens having sex is to address peer pressure.

Bottle-feed ban elicits mixed views

HIV doctors argue that mothers should be able to choose how they feed their babies.

'All children deserve to be breast-fed'

"Despite modern scientific advances, no scientist has been able to incorporate immune protection into formula milk." -- Aaron Motsoaledi.

Exclusive breastfeeding plan 'impractical'

Doctors in the HIV field and mothers infected have reacted with doubt to the health minister's announcement of an "exclusive breastfeeding" policy.

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Photos about Aaron Motsoaledi

Concerned
Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, studies a report released on the state of maternal health care in the country during a briefing in Johannesburg on Monday August 8 2011.
Safety first
Pedestrians pass a wall mural promoting safe sex in Soweto on Tuesday. In an interview marking World Aids Day on Wednesday, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said his government is increasingly concerned at the cost of coping with Aids in the country with the world's largest number of HIV-positive citizens.(Denis Farrell, AP)
Taking up the fight
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande speaks to reporters on Monday at a conference in Johannesburg to discuss a campaign to reduce HIV prevalence at universities and colleges. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said that people need to start taking responsibility for their health.
Stepping up the fight
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi speaks at the release of the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria's 2010 report in Johannesburg on Monday. Motsoaledi said he was worried that South Africans did not appreciate that prevention is the best way to tackle HIV/Aids.


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