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Minimally invasive techniques require only small incisions, reducing the likelihood of complications and promoting a quicker return to daily life.
Young people refused to allow the state to impose Afrikaans as a language of instruction.
A study from the University of California reveals that larger brain sizes, observed across generations, could serve as a protective buffer against age-related brain diseases like Alzheimer's and Dementia.
There are factors that could help bring down the costs of medical aids, making private healthcare cover affordable.
Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine student, Mohamed Hoosen Suleman, was counted among the Mail and Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans in its 17th Edition.
The facelift and rhinoplasty didn’t really gain popularity until the 1970s and 1980s.
OPINION: The graduates from the medical and mining schools will possess specialised knowledge and skills that will make them valuable assets to the province’s healthcare and mining industry, writes Olerato Carol Manyaapelo.
The UKZN-ECHO programme aims to improve the health outcomes and quality of lives in patients at peripheral hospital sites.
Lenmed celebrated a major milestone this week which revolutionises the care and treatment required for patients needing joint replacement surgery.
The medical specialists were told that their leases would not be renewed for 2023 as the hospital plans to swap the paediatricians and obstetricians services for mental health services.