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She describes herself as a ‘doer’ – someone who is passionate, enthusiastic and committed. She is globally known for her pioneering research in the prevention and early diagnosis of cervical cancer.
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While strides have been made in fighting HIV, many men are still hesitant to get tested and remain unaware of their status.
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It’s a misconception that all men know how to put on a condom. So this organisation teaches and promote men’s sexual health.
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Activist and photographer open up about her struggles following surgeries she underwent as a child.
Across the provinces, the hearings reveal that people do in fact know what they want from a functional health system that serves their needs. But we have to ask, have people been adequately educated about the bill?
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While many showed fervent support for the proposed legislation, the parliamentary committee was also was met with scepticism over the funding of the National Health Insurance (NHI).
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Clinic owner, Modjadji Makwela says she used to have many patients but has since stopped delivering babies. She sees fewer people now because she is only able to treat minor medical procedures.
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Public consultations for the country’s new health Bill show how language barriers can keep healthcare away from those who need it the most.
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A mother’s endless fight to ensure that her son has an opportunity to go to school, with a dearth of options in the entire province.
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Men, in general, can be reluctant in accessing health care because of the cultural belief that being touched by female health care workers is a sign of weakness. This can change with dedicated men’s centres.
The continuous inadequate delivery of health services is a cause of concern for many residents as polarising views on the NHI surface.
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Every South African has been affected by diabetes — whether directly or indirectly. For those who have experienced or witnessed the complications of this deadly disease, it can be devastating and disruptive for families and communities, health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize* writes.