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📣 Exciting News! Health-e News is back after a short publishing break. We'll resume sharing insightful health stories starting April 2nd. Keep an eye on our website for our new look.

@HealtheNews Read more about the challenges faced by the country when it comes to TB from our archives on the link below . Remember we are only a week away from the launch of our website #WorldTBDay

@HealtheNews Phaahla said that the gov remains steadfast in a quest to end TB however, there are still challenges that remain in TB response efforts. There is still a high number of missing TB clients, high detection gap among men and a lot of men are dying from TB #WorldTBDay

Phaahla says there has been notable progress in the country's fight against TB and a steady decline has been noted in the number of people diagnosed with TB each year since 2007. TB related deaths are falling but at a much slower rate #WorldTBDay @HealtheNews

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🌟 Hey everyone, it's been a minute! We've been busy behind the scene, revamping our website, welcoming new reporters, training interns, and working on an array of stories. From April 2nd, we'll resume publishing with a diverse array of health stories that you won't want to miss. Join us in the countdown to our return! Don't forget to spread the word - tell your friends, family, makotis, and sbaris to follow us on all our social media platforms. Plus, we want to hear from YOU! Let us know what stories you're eager to read by filling out our reader feedback survey. Together, let's make health news even more engaging and informative! 💬📰 ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know TB is the leading cause of death in South Africa? Anyone can get infected. If you show any symptoms, it's important to get tested immediately.

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