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Cipla Medpro faces legal restrictions after the Western Cape High Court ruled that its trade name Furizome infringes on Adcock Ingram's Urizone trademark, raising concerns over potential consumer confusion.
Cipla Medpro faces legal restrictions after the Cape Town High Court ruled that its trade name Furizome infringes on Adcock Ingram's Urizone trademark, raising concerns over potential consumer confusion.
As medication safety becomes paramount, pharmacist Themba Muhlarhi reveals critical insights on the hidden dangers of medication interactions and the importance of understanding contraindications.
Pangolins face extinction at an alarming rate, with one killed every three minutes. Despite China's proposed cuts to pangolin scale use, fears of illegal trade and hidden stockpiles persist.
In a landmark initiative to combat childhood cancer, the World Health Organisation has launched a revolutionary platform providing free cancer medicines to children in developing nations.
Professor Rubeshan Perumal's dedication to developing the next generation of clinician-scientists guarantees that his legacy of quality and innovation continues.
Minimally invasive techniques require only small incisions, reducing the likelihood of complications and promoting a quicker return to daily life.
Lioness returns with new album “If Not In This Life”
The family learned that an organisation tasked with procuring organs for transplants was willing to take his organs even though they knew he was not dead.
Twenty-one departments from the Gauteng provincial government achieved clean audits and 11 departments received unqualified audit opinions.
Doctors witnessed Thomas Shaknovsky allegedly dissecting the wrong organ and placed an identifiable liver on the table and said it was a spleen.
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.
‘And I have come to the understanding that there are no right or wrong decisions or choices in how people choose to heal. ’
He had reportedly been feeling dizzy before the fall.
Despite the pain of her loss, the overwhelming sense of gratitude and love that permeated the memorial service was a testament to the enduring legacy that Zanele leaves behind.
The University of Pretoria, alongside international partners, has launched a crucial research programme focusing on injury prevention among game rangers, aiming to improve safety and effectiveness in anti-poaching efforts.
“This fear cannot be reason enough to stop its intervention – rest assured I am committed personally to ensuring its success,” he added.
Did you know that more than 200,000 South Africans suffer from deep vein thrombosis each year?
In a recent interview on Metro FM with Faith Mangope, the newly appointed Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi outlined his comprehensive plan to address the deep-rooted inequalities within South Africa's healthcare system.
Dr Bert Wolfgang Kirsten was ordered by the court to pay R5 million to the Criminal Asset Recovery Account.
Through the HHH Campaign, Hani, the leadership “H” of the campaign, if you like, was taking forward the struggle to achieve the demands of the people of South Africa who faced colonisation, apartheid and related oppression between 1652 and 1994.
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 numerous approaches to manage or treat phobias that impact individuals across the globe.
Last weekend, in a groundbreaking medical first, a kidney from a genetically modified pig was successfully attached to a human, igniting a complex religious discussion, challenging traditional beliefs on the use of swine parts in medical procedures.