First Things First Campaign Brings HIV Testing to Students
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Mduduzi Manana, has launched the 2017 First Things First campaign in the Western Cape.
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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.
Strengthening Health Systems with Data
Technical Directorate Chair at the Aurum Institute, Lauren de Kock, shares her insights into using health data for quality improvement in our health system.
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.
Dr William Mapham: From the Heart of Rural Health to the Minds of the DoH
Founder of Vula Mobile, Dr William Mapham, talks about the development of the award winning mHealth app and how it’s helping to transform rural 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.
Unity Needed to Deal Effectively with TB
South Africa is among six countries in the world that account for 60% of TB cases along with India, Indonesia, China, Nigeria and Pakistan.
Smart Pill Device Keeps TB Medication Adherence on Track
Wisepill Technologies has developed a medication event monitoring device for TB, giving new hope for TB and HIV patients.
Modular Construction Methods Reducing Patient Waiting Times in Mpumalanga
Kwikspace Modular Buildings in partnership with the Mpumalanga DoH has installed 132 doctor’s consultation rooms at clinics throughout Mpumalanga.
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.
Soap Star Drives Sexual Health Campaign
Actor and Brothers for Life ambassador, Kagiso Modupe, is challenging 2,000 men to join him on a campaign drive to promote medical male circumcision.
