Health e News
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South African activists are thrilled by the appointment of African feminist Winnie Byanyima to UNAIDS top spot, who is the first woman to hold the position in the history of the organisation.
- ///Our Health
A collective is radically reclaiming its township from pervasive fast food outlets by encouraging youth to grow their own food.
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Expensive medical aid schemes could soon be a thing of the past when the National Health Insurance (NHI) takes off, ensuring adequate health care for all in the country.
- ///Our Health
Residents choke on the stench of contaminated water overflowing onto their streets despite reporting it to the City of Cape Town.
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Mothers are encouraged to breastfeed beyond the first six months of their children’s lives, but a lack of support from families and work commitments stand in the way.
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Patients continue to bear the brunt of inadequate health services, as provinces reveal their health plans over the next year.
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New research suggests an implant is the next big step in HIV prevention. But, could South Africa’s history with this tiny device stand in the way?
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Health-e News is looking for dynamic people to be part of their citizen journalism programme.
- ///Our Health
To reduce the long hours patients endure to get their medication at clinics, Neo Hutiri has invented the Pelebox – a simple medication-dispensing solution.
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What will it take for South Africans to stop drinking sugar-added beverages which are proven to be bad for their health? Emerging financial data points to the sugary drinks tax.
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While South Africa’s most popular tea is rich in antioxidants, it’s not suitable for babies. But struggling mothers often replace breast milk or formula for rooibos and water.
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