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Pregnancy brings dramatic changes to a woman's vascular system, with potentially serious health implications for both mother and baby.
The Children's Cardiac Foundation of Africa marks a significant milestone with 100 life-saving surgeries, yet over 500 children in KwaZulu-Natal still await crucial heart operations.
Durban's Promenade turned into a sea of red as families affected by congenital heart defects (CHD) united for the Heart Kids SA Big Walk, sharing stories of loss and hope.
South Africa faces a growing crisis as chronic vascular diseases affect both body and mind. With one-third of adults battling hypertension, healthcare providers are now embracing a revolutionary holistic approach that addresses both physical and mental health impacts. Dr Padayachy shares groundbreaking insights into this integrated care model.
Beachgoers flocking to Durban's shores this festive season are urged to be vigilant about E. colicontamination and its health risks.
Rashid Fareed Mahfouz practised medicine using the credentials of another registered doctor.
The National Department of Health estimates that on average, 84,000 babies are born preterm in South Africa each year.
Minimally invasive techniques require only small incisions, reducing the likelihood of complications and promoting a quicker return to daily life.
A new study found that the benefits of quitting smoking extend beyond younger adults, showing significant health gains for seniors who quit later in life.
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Taueatsoala confirmed that the school has a proper storage facility for National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) products.
The workshop's agenda was meticulously crafted, offering a blend of practical knowledge and the latest advancements in renal access management.
Despite the fact that every child deserves equal access to medical care, the reality is that children without medical aid often face long waiting lists for life-saving surgeries.
“The cruel reality of public healthcare has been exposed by London, who was transferred to a private hospital for better treatment after funds flooded in from donors,” said Bloom.
‘And I have come to the understanding that there are no right or wrong decisions or choices in how people choose to heal. ’
Patients are being redirected to nearby clinics while authorities assess the situation.
“This fear cannot be reason enough to stop its intervention – rest assured I am committed personally to ensuring its success,” he added.
Ms Siviwe sent t her condolences to the family and friends who suffered from the 12 students deaths.
A tragedy has struck, following the death of an initiate, Fhundzo Khomolo, 16, from Bungeni village in Louis Trichardt, Limpopo, who died a day before the conclusion of the initiation season.
In a heart-warming celebration of hope and healing, the Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa (TCCFA) has marked a major milestone – its 100th life-saving surgery on children born with congenital heart disease.
Kenya is in a human rights crisis with rising police violence. Recent weeks saw 24 killed, 361 injured, and 627 arrested. The Youth for Kenya movement demands government action against corruption and extrajudicial killings, urging respect for constitutional rights.
Dr Bert Wolfgang Kirsten was ordered by the court to pay R5 million to the Criminal Asset Recovery Account.
The City of Johannesburg Emergency Services (EMS) has swiftly extinguished a fire that erupted at a factory in China Mart, Johannesburg, on Monday.
A routine snake-catching job nearly turned deadly for Warren Dick, a Durban-based snake catcher, when a Black Mamba bite left him fighting for his life. Read his gripping story and the critical lessons learned.