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Beating cancer at its own game
Article
Mia Malan
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28 Sep 2012
The five steps below could reduce deaths from cancer in South Africa, according to the Cancer Association's head of research, Dr Carl Albrecht.
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Lay workers on frontline in fight against child mortality in Malawi
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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21 Sep 2012
Resource-lean, short of professionals and prone to food crises, Malawi doesn't look like a candidate for any of the millennium development goals.
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Misery living off Kenyan rubbish dump
Article
Staff Reporter
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21 Sep 2012
Health campaigners want to close a dump in Nairobi that spreads disease, but thousands of scavengers rely on it for survival.
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HIV budgets come under pressure
Article
Alan Whiteside
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Nicola Deghaye
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21 Sep 2012
The times of plenty funding for the fight against HIV are over, and the lean years come at a time when the need for funding is rising.
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Blame game gets Gauteng nowhere
Article
Anso Thom
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14 Sep 2012
Until politics takes a back seat, people will continue to die in the province's hospitals.
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Laughing to death is not funny
Article
Staff Reporter
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14 Sep 2012
In some people, intense emotion or a sudden shock can cause the heart to malfunction.
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Light shines at the end of the HIV tunnel
Article
Staff Reporter
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14 Sep 2012
For the first time an Aids vaccine in our lifetime is possible, but scientists need money and support to make it work.
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Rural hospitals in terminal crisis
Article
Mia Malan
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7 Sep 2012
Rural hospitals are struggling across South Africa - that they function at all is too often not thanks to the state, but the work of Good Samaritans.
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Emergency care is an acute need
Article
Lee Wallis
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4 Sep 2012
Every day, peopledie or have serious long-term health problems because of continued failure to provide access to effective acute and emergency care.
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HIV takes toll on child development
Article
Staff Reporter
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4 Sep 2012
A physiotherapist is pioneering research on an overlooked issue: the effect on mind and body.
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Women’s Month: Turn empty platitudes into action
Article
Staff Reporter
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31 Aug 2012
Until all women are safe and have access to health services, Women's Month will mean nothing, writes Marion Stevens.
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Pill-popping insomniacs need an urgent wake-up call
Article
Laura Barton
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28 Aug 2012
One in 10 Britons regularly take a drug to help them to sleep. But is it time to stop popping zopiclone, temazepam and other tablets?
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Cancer stakes its territory
Article
Mia Malan
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24 Aug 2012
Mia Malan speaks to Dr Carl Albrecht, head of research at the Cancer Association of South Africa, to gauge the state of the disease locally.
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A pill a day could keep HIV away
Article
Mia Malan
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17 Aug 2012
A new report says men are able to plan their sex lives better than women and the day of the week on which the fewest people have sex is Tuesday.
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Clash over HIV drug’s ‘success’
Article
Mia Malan
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17 Aug 2012
Pressure's mounting on SA's Medicines Control Council to register the use of Truvada by the HIV-negative to lower chances of being infected with HIV.
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Channelling the energy of ADHD
Article
Patrick Barkham
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13 Aug 2012
Sport has helped many people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder to focus and build their self-esteem, writes Patrick Barkham.
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Lower profit claims go up in smoke
Article
Staff Reporter
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13 Aug 2012
A study has shown that a ban on smoking in restaurants does not affect business negatively.
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Hydration myth exposed
Article
Staff Reporter
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13 Aug 2012
Anyone who has visited the Olympic Park will not have missed the ubiquitous branding of two of its sponsors, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
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