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PODCAST| Monkeypox: How it spreads, when to test and why people 42 and up may be protected
Mia Malan
&
danny booysen
27 Jun 2022
The smallpox vaccine provides 85% protection against infection with monkeypox, but South Africa stopped vaccinating people against smallpox in 1980
Repeal of remaining Covid rules on the way?
Eunice Stoltz
22 Jun 2022
Karoo dust, diet & diabetes: Why ‘lifestyle disease’ is an unfair label
bridget mcnulty
15 Jun 2022
How to pick good doctors: Why race, language and where people come from matter
jesse copelyn
14 Jun 2022
Inequality kills: How race, money and power affect who survives Covid-19
waasila jassat cheryl cohen nicholas crisp
13 Jun 2022
Unique Charlotte Maxeke hospital ward faces closure
Staff Reporter
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12 Jul 2012
It is a beacon of hope, yet the state's cystic fibrosis unit at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital might be closed.
Death is inevitable, pain is optional
Staff Reporter
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5 Jul 2012
Some believe that proper palliative care goes a long way towards countering arguments for euthanasia, writes Thalia Randall.
Healers fill Swaziland medical gap
Nellie Bowles
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28 Jun 2012
Professionals trained in traditional methods are rescuing patients abandoned by budget cuts, writes Nellie Bowles.
Shot in the arm for ailing Limpopo
Mg Correspondent
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4 Jun 2012
Few health professionals or administrators have the broad experience or the specialist knowledge of Dr Maphata Norman Mabasa.
Low potential for NHI success in rural health
Mia Malan
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4 Jun 2012
A lack of basic services will leave an already crippled system unable to cope with the additional red tape.
Sanitisers score hand over fist
Laura Barton
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25 May 2012
The popularity of saniters has as much to do with health as fashion and the jury is out over their efficacy, writes Laura Barton.
The A to Z of opting for a C-section
Advertorial Feature
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16 May 2012
A C-section is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made through the mother's abdomen and uterus to assist in the safe delivery of a baby.
Tying up the loose ends of hair loss
Advertorial
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15 May 2012
Other than certain individuals such as Elton John and Wayne Rooney most men accept hair loss with a sense of resignation.
Quality care for all is the goal
Staff Reporter
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15 May 2012
Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi responds to Garth Zietsman's article on his address at the National Editors' Forum in Cape Town.
Hard climb to beat malaria
Staff Reporter
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4 May 2012
The tools to fight the malaria may have improved, but only sustained efforts will totally eliminate it, not just intermittent interventions.
The ups and downs of bipolar disorder
Staff Reporter
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2 Mar 2012
Because of the public's ignorance, Bipolar Disorder often ruins the careers of talented professional people.
[From our archives] Do’s and don’ts for the chef
Mia Malan
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2 Mar 2012
Simple precautions can reduce carcinogens in the kitchen and on the food table, writes <b>Mia Malan</b>.
Sleeping pills linked to early death
Sarah Boseley
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2 Mar 2012
Chronic insomniacs are far better off treating their condition through cognitive behaviour therapy than with pills, new research suggests.
Medical innovations raise hopes of many
Staff Reporter
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17 Feb 2012
Tropical diseases such as malaria could be wiped out as scientists figure out how to render mosquitoes sterile.
It’s war on tropical diseases
Sarah Boseley
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3 Feb 2012
But experts warn that drugs alone will not win it, after the pharmaceutical giants agree to work together on an ambitious project.
Smacking will never be right
Zoe Williams
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3 Feb 2012
Parental duties must not be done in anger and corporal punishment is therefore not justified
Breast is best – for slim adults
Mia Malan
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20 Jan 2012
Exclusively breastfed babies are less likely to become obese adults, research has shown.
Dental treatments to make you smile
Staff Reporter
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13 Jan 2012
It's not too late to get that ice white smile.
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