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Cataract surgery initiative restores sight for over 40 patients in Mossel Bay
Dozens of patients from the Mossel Bay sub-district regained their sight through a dedicated cataract outreach initiative.
The bust of the matter: exploring the hottest trends in breast augmentation
As the pursuit of the ideal breast contour continues, it is essential for women to weigh the pros and cons of each procedure. Whether leaning towards implants, fat transfer, or non-invasive methods, informed decisions can lead to fulfilling aesthetic outcomes.
Demand for clubfoot treatment soars by 68%
Thousands of children in South Africa are born with clubfoot each year, a treatable condition that often leads to lifelong disability due to barriers like transport costs and a shortage of trained healthcare workers.
World Diabetes Day: Advances in vascular surgery provide new hope for diabetic foot complications
Minimally invasive techniques require only small incisions, reducing the likelihood of complications and promoting a quicker return to daily life.
Joburg school’s heartfelt campaign leads to life-saving surgeries in Durban
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.
Kidney Awareness: Workshop pulls together top medics to share tips on renal access
The workshop's agenda was meticulously crafted, offering a blend of practical knowledge and the latest advancements in renal access management.
A night of hope and awareness for children living with Congenital Heart Defects
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.
Storm Uechtritz is recovering after surgery
‘She had a six-week recovery. She is incredible. She was walking the next day, which blew my mind. ]
Tori Spelling heartbroken after death of Shannen Doherty
The star underwent surgery towards the end of last year to remove a brain tumour she had named Bob and instead at the time that she head worked tirelessly to regain her motor skills and declared herself as ‘not a quitter’.
100 Lives Saved: The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa reaches milestone in fight against congenital heart disease
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.