The diabetes type that affects the poorest, but isn’t in any textbook
Due to extremely low insulin reserves, patients with this form of diabetes may develop dangerously low blood sugar when given insulin.
Sipokazi Fokazi
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Climate disasters leave invisible scars
Women, particularly those living in rural areas, must be included in climate planning.
Why ‘mobile men’ are less likely to use PrEP
A groundbreaking study is testing new ways to bring HIV prevention to men whose work keeps them constantly on the road.
Can you spread TB without knowing it? Scientists launch major study to find out
A groundbreaking study led by South African and Indonesian researchers will investigate if people with asymptomatic TB can still transmit the disease.
Toxic BPA Found in Breastmilk — No Law to Stop Exposure
In South Africa, there is no law preventing toxic chemicals like bisphenol A (BPA) from being used in most food packaging, even though research shows that exposure can begin in the womb and continue to harm children’s development long into adolescence.
