Choma Dreams Café Creating a Safe and Empowering Space for Girls
Charlize Theron recently attended a media event at a Choma Dreams Café in Johannesburg to talk about the innovative project targeting young women and girls.
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Blood Donations a Critical Part of the National Health System
CEO of Profmed, Graham Anderson, talks about the importance of blood donations and what the minimum requirements are to be a blood donor.
Biosimilars the Way Forward in Treating NCDs
The use of biologics and biosimilars can make a huge difference to South Africans living with non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
South African Child Revives Hope for HIV Cure
According to scientists, a South African child born with HIV and given a short course of treatment appears to have been cured of the AIDS virus.
African Union Endorses New Initiatives to End AIDS
During the 29th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia African heads of state endorsed two major new initiatives to help end AIDS by 2030.
Competitors and Suppliers Collaborate to Advance Health Technology
Right to Care and the FPD Group are bringing their healthcare technology under one umbrella for the advancement of health outcomes in developing countries.
Generics Creating Greater Efficiencies in Healthcare
A recent study has revealed that a greater number of South Africans are choosing to use generic drugs over their branded equivalents.
China Invests in South African Healthcare
The Chinese government has donated medical imaging equipment to the value of over R1.5 million to the Steve Biko Academic Hospital.
Exercise a Catalyst for Healthier Lifestyles
South Africa’s leading experts share the latest findings around exercise and how the behaviour is set to dramatically change the face of healthcare.
Male Students Urged to Get Circumcised
Promotion of voluntary medical male circumcision among male students has been intensified throughout the country to try obtain an AIDS-free generation.
Prison Programme an Arsenal in SA’s Fight Against TB
SA’s overcrowded prisons have become breeding grounds for TB, putting thousands of inmates and people who work at the DCS at risk.
