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Yogan Pillay

Yogan Pillay
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Health activist; co-author of 'Textbook of Global Health' (OUP, 2017)
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How do we reduce new infections by 60% in a mere...

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The health department has proposed accrediting public hospitals to provide c-sections as a way of improving the safety of the procedures across the country.
Health

This is putting SA’s women in the grave, so what’s health...

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Research shows that drug-resistant TB accounts for a quarter of the 10-million deaths that might be associated with antimicrobial resistance by 2020.
Health

This kills more than 700 of us each day. Now, the...

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Health

Abortion: Government to get tougher on doctors with moral objections

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Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi
Special Reports

Time to accelerate the pace toward a TB-free South Africa

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Medical student Inati Mcapazeli studies a chest x-ray at Cape Town’s Brooklyn Chest Hospital on World TB Day 2012.
Health

We can achieve a TB-free South Africa, but it’s time to...

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The United Nations will bring together 192 countries for the fourth high-level meeting on tuberculosis in 2018.
Health

United Nations’ first high-level meeting on TB could usher in a...

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Antiretrovirals are changing. In the future
Health

Will South Africa reach its 90-90-90 HIV targets?

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Health

Comment: Government tackles TB in prisons

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The health department has acknowledged that drastic action is required to reduce the number of maternal deaths in South Africa.
Health

Staunching SA’s pregnancy wound

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Unless the state’s plan to curb maternal deaths is wholly implemented, it won’t make a dent.

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