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The inequality of consequence: What I learnt during the HIV/Aids years 3 decades ago
2+ day, 50+ min ago (1623+ words) Deon Snyman is a political theologian who has worked in community development for the past 35 years and currently serves as Managing Director of the Goedgedacht Trust. Thirty years ago, at the end of 1996, I came back to Nongoma after spending…...
Sambalpur University digs into tribal medicinal oils for scientific validation
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (524+ words) The Times of India...
New round of national medical consumables procurement includes 23 varieties
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (201+ words) The seventh round of China's centralized procurement program for medical consumables has selected 23 types of consumables for digestive intervention procedures, covering a variety of mainstream products, according to a statement released by the National Health Security Administration on Thursday. This…...
'Outdated and unfair' NHS policy on second stem cell transplants needs urgent review
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (900+ words) However, under NHS England’s current policy, which was introduced almost a decade ago in 2017, if a patient relapses less than 12 months after their first stem cell transplant, they will not be allowed a second one. This leaves some patients with…...
Stats SA defends population data as vaccine coverage figures questioned
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (604+ words) Health & Science Correspondent Stats SA has defended the integrity of its population estimates, which the health department said earlier this week may have skewed its estimates of childhood vaccination coverage. Public health experts in multiple provinces have questioned the crisis…...
New roundtable brief asks: Should tobacco control advocates be recognised as human rights defenders?
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (155+ words) Tobacco control advocates across the world can face intimidation linked to their work. One potential avenue for strengthening protection is to consider what can be learnt from existing approaches to protecting human rights defenders. A new brief, From Recognition to…...
State doctors and nurses rise up against crumbling institutions
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (1654+ words) Doctors and nurses are standing up against the continuing deterioration of South Africa’s public healthcare system, warning that crumbling infrastructure, critical staff shortages and medical supply stockouts were putting lives at risk, and demanding urgent intervention, writes MedicalBrief. While the…...
Doctor brings sight to rural KwaZulu-Natal villagers
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (1762+ words) As a young doctor working in rural KwaZulu-Natal, Hennie Hamilton lived with a Zulu family for four years – an experience, he tells Sue Segar for Spotlight, which changed him forever. Twenty-three years later, he’s still in the area, as medical…...
Rabies in Cape fur seals is spreading – here’s what beachgoers need to know
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (572+ words) 9 September 2026 15:02 Hakimi, Mane, Banda and Chawinga head lineup of African nominees for 2026 Ballon d'Or 9 September 2026 14:07 Marumo Gallants make changes to technical team FILE: A Cape Fur Seal sunbathes on the deserted quay at Kalk Bay Harbour in Cape Town on…...
Cancer Association donates N$300,000 worth of biopsy needles to the Health Ministry
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (272+ words) Posted by Mandisa Rasmeni | Sep 9, 2026 | Health The Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) has donated 680 breast biopsy needle units, valued at N$300,000, to the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) to bolster early detection and treatment capabilities for breast cancer…...