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Health and Education in South Africa: the news, the names and what changed.

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IOL
iol.co.za > news > south-africa > 2026-09-12-why-do-women-make-up-71-of-south-africas-new-lenacapavir-users

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Yahoo News
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HIV risk raises concern over non-sterile injecting drug use

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EATG
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Treatment Action Group | 2026 Pipeline Reports: Antiretroviral therapy, PrEP, Long-acting therapies

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Preventing malaria’s spread in Brazil | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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UA.NEWS
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Daily Maverick
dailymaverick.co.za > opinionista > 2026-09-10-financing-reforms-needed-to-turn-stem-cell-donor-matches-into-transplants-in-south-africa

Financing reforms needed to turn stem cell donor matches into transplants in South Africa

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