Where there’s smoke, there are health risks
Every year on May 31 marks World No Tobacco Day by creating awareness of the deadly effects of tobacco use.
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Author: Asavela Dalana
A need for women to practice self care
As the world observes the International Day of Action for Women’s Health women are urged not to neglect their well-being.
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Small changes in diet make a big difference
A lot of South African adults are so physically inactive that they are at risk of getting sick as a result of not exercising.
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Small changes in diet make a big difference
A lot of South African adults are so physically inactive that they are at risk of getting sick as a result of not exercising.
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Half of birth defects are preventable
It is believed that more than half of all birth defects can be prevented or treated, despite statistics showing that birth defects are the third highest cause of early deaths in the Western Cape.
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