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Tests confirm presence of high pathogenicity avian flu on South Africa’s Marion Island
The Green Guardian
/ 24 March 2025

Tests confirm presence of high pathogenicity avian flu on South Africa’s Marion Island

Six bird species have been infected on the remote sub-Antarctic island

By Sheree Bega
Free State schools reports human rhinovirus outbreak
Education
/ 8 March 2024

Free State schools reports human rhinovirus outbreak

The provincial health department ordered the schools to shut their doors after about 100 pupils were infected with the virus, as well as influenza B

By Umamah Bakharia
Water, air and soil pollution is spawning deadly superbugs
The Green Guardian
/ 16 February 2023

Water, air and soil pollution is spawning deadly superbugs

Environmental waste, especially pharmaceuticals and toxins, needs high-level action to stop its major contribution to antimicrobial resistance

By Inger Andersen
Meet the scientists tracking Covid-19’s crappy future
Health
/ 7 June 2022

Meet the scientists tracking Covid-19’s crappy future

Water in the country’s drains can pick up a spike in Covid-19 cases or a threatening new variant in time for clinics to prepare for an influx of patients

By Zano Kunene
Unvaccinated, untreated: Africa may not get its fair share of Covid-19 drugs
Africa
/ 26 August 2021

Unvaccinated, untreated: Africa may not get its fair share of Covid-19 drugs

Only 18 countries are using dexamethasone, while tocilizumab and sarilumab can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars a dose

By Laura López González
Africa in brief: August 21 – 28
Africa
/ 24 August 2021

Africa in brief: August 21 – 28

What’s been happening on the continent this week?

By The Continent
Vaccine hesitant? An expert answers questions people have
Coronavirus
/ 13 August 2021

Vaccine hesitant? An expert answers questions people have

Safety, side-effects and the jargon-filled scientific information explained for those who have concerns about getting vaccinated

By Chris Bateman
Covid-19 crash course: Everything you need to know about viruses, variants and vaccines
Coronavirus
/ 12 August 2021

Covid-19 crash course: Everything you need to know about viruses, variants and vaccines

Covid-19 variants are new versions of the virus that are smarter at surviving. But before we can understand what these changed forms mean for vaccines, we first need to go back to the basics. We take you through the evolution of the virus and what this means for your body’s defences.

By Belinda Beresford
What are the various Covid-19 vaccines being used in SA and how well do they work?
Opinion
/ 13 July 2021

What are the various Covid-19 vaccines being used in SA and how well do they work?

The vaccines being used to fight the pandemic take at least two weeks after inoculation to become effective — and nonpharmaceutical interventions remain crucial

By Philip Machanick
Disinformation harms health and democracy
Opinion
/ 22 January 2021

Disinformation harms health and democracy

Conspiracy theorists abuse emotive topics to suck the air out of legitimate debate and further their own sinister agendas

By Stuart Jones
Inside George Mukhari hospital’s second wave
Coronavirus
/ 22 January 2021

Inside George Mukhari hospital’s second wave

The Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism and James Oatway visited George Mukhari academic hospital to document the second-wave realities experienced by doctors and nurses

By Bhekisisa Team and James Oatway

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