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Fed-up NHI doctors say they are nothing more than glorified nurses

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Hundreds of medical graduates may be unemployed amid budget cuts

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The ups and downs of community healthcare

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Pedal power: Malawi’s ‘rickshaw’ bush ambulances cycle the sick to care

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‘My body is a battleground’: How rural trans people struggle to live out their rights

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In rural Kenya, camel clinics bring much needed care to those who need it

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Mothers and babies at risk in Apostolic church ‘birth camps’

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Care is cast aside beyond the city limits

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Comment: Too much stick, not enough carrot

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Comment: Share in the politics of poor health

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SA needs rural doctors

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