Vitiligo is treatable but not curable

World Vitiligo Day falls on June 25 but it will be commemorated differently this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

World Vitiligo Day falls on June 25 but it will be commemorated differently this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

With daycare centres closed, and the nation in a lockdown — mealtime with toddlers can be an uphill battle as their palates and appetites develop. But it doesn’t have to be, say experts and parents.

Despite the potential Covid-19 related dangers of leaving one’s home to go shopping, many parents bring their children along because they have no other choice.Â

Taxi drivers, post office officials and social grant recipients have been adjusting to life in lockdown, with varying levels of success.

Parents speak out about their journeys in caring for a child with Down syndrome — as joyful and frustrating as it is.

Slaughtering animals is a part of many traditions and beliefs. It’s a way of connecting with ancestors the needs of the family or individual and commemorating a celebration.

Drastic measures have been taken in KwaZulu-Natal to deal with patient complaints in hope they'll be treated with dignity and respect.

Despite it being spring, it's already quite hot in some parts of the country. For those with skin conditions, heat is more dreaded than welcomed.

Eating putrid vegetables has become a norm for the Zibula family from KwaZulu-Natal and they don’t see the harm in doing so.

Mothers say they experience stigma, discrimination, isolation and bullying because of their HIV status, and that of their children, because they are included in their health cards.

August is Organ Donor Month and kidneys are the most transplanted organ in South Africa.

Northdale Hospital in Pietermaritzburg is under scrutiny following cases of alleged staff negligence reported to the KwaZulu-Natal department of health.