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A South African scientist is pioneering a DNA methylation test that aims to enhance the early detection of cervical cancer.
A recent study highlights a concerning decline in cancer testing among women globally, revealing alarming statistics about health and well-being
In sub-Saharan Africa, the over-the-counter sale of antibiotics and their misuse in agriculture contribute significantly to the problem.
The National Department of Health estimates that on average, 84,000 babies are born preterm in South Africa each year.
Gauteng department of health spokesperson Motaletale Modiba confirmed the linen shortage and said the department has taken the steps to address the problem.
The African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) president Collen Malatji, is calling on the government to provide funding for spaza shops to allow unemployed youth to run their businesses, following the scourge of food poisoning incidents that have claimed lives of school learners.
For many diabetics, the constant fear of complications is the leading cause of stress, affecting 86% of individuals.
Minimally invasive techniques require only small incisions, reducing the likelihood of complications and promoting a quicker return to daily life.
As African penguin numbers plummet, SANCCOB’s crucial work reveals the urgent need for conservation and stronger protections to save this species from extinction.
The Free State Department of Education has joined Gauteng province in suspending the sale of food and snacks inside and near schools premises following over 100 cases of food poisoning incidents reported at three schools.
The cases of food poisoning after eating food bought from spaza shops around the country, including the deaths of six children in Soweto, is a matter of national concern requiring every effort to find the source of the poison and give closure to the bereaved parents.
Here’s what you need to know about nasal spray dependency, the symptoms to watch out for, and how to manage withdrawal.
A Limpopo police sergeant faces multiple charges after allegedly killing his wife and domestic worker, leading to a dramatic two-day manhunt that ended in a shoot-out with law enforcement in the Vhembe district.
Quick action key to stroke prevention, warns top Durban surgeon during national stroke week
Each surgery represents a child given a new lease on life, and it’s a testament to the dedication of our medical teams, as well as the generosity of donors and supporters,’’ he said.
The cost of cataract surgery in the private sector can range from R23,000 upwards, which is out of reach for many elderly individuals who do not have medical aid.
How to maintain strong bones and flexible joints as you age with simple lifestyle changes that promote long-term health
Studies have found that holistic therapies can reduce post-operative pain for cancer for cancer patients.
The national HIV prevalence was 16. 3% among adults aged 15 years and older, translating to an estimated 7. 4 million adults aged 15+ years living with HIV.
The woman was rushed to hospital for medical treatment. Police arrived at the scene while the group attempted to burn down another house, prompting the assailants to flee.
About 19 patients from the the Vutlhari Old Age and Disability Centre, in Sekgosese, Limpopo, has been moved to other facilities following the uncovering of violations of human rights for people living with disabilities and inhumane living conditions.
Mampho Brescia unveils a world of high stakes and soft living in Showmax’s “Soft Life”
A doctor has been convicted for disguising himself as a nurse, and injecting his mother's partner with a flesh-eating toxin.
Twenty-one departments from the Gauteng provincial government achieved clean audits and 11 departments received unqualified audit opinions.
The Duchess almost missed the appointment in the first place because she couldn't face the trip to the clinic, ad revealed that the ‘life-saving’ moment only came about at the behest of her sister Jane.