The increased professionalisation of nursing in South Africa in recent years marks a significant shift in the perception and practice
The idea of mandatory medical scheme coverage for employed people has made a comeback after the case for it was
COVID-19 temporarily reversed South Africa’s hard-won reduction in maternal mortality, but the death rate has now stabilised, and hopes are
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used as a research assistant, radiologist, educator, and therapist – impacting healthcare in South Africa.
New data from the World Health Organization and UNICEF show that globally childhood immunisation coverage stalled in 2023, while in
Working with women in Giyani in Limpopo sparked the flame for Professor Kathy Kahn to dedicate her research career to
Former ANC member, now with ActionSA, Kgosi Letlape was recently elected to parliament’s health committee. Biénne Huisman spoke to the
Mireille Wenger was recently appointed to the Western Cape’s top health job. Biénne Huisman chatted to Wenger about health policy,
Despite South Africa producing a substantial number of trained optometrists, the majority of them work in the private sector and
Taking antiretrovirals to prevent HIV infection mostly still involves swallowing one or more pills a day. Some long-acting products that
The increased professionalisation of nursing in South Africa in recent years marks a significant shift in the perception and practice
The idea of mandatory medical scheme coverage for employed people has made a comeback after the case for it was
COVID-19 temporarily reversed South Africa’s hard-won reduction in maternal mortality, but the death rate has now stabilised, and hopes are
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used as a research assistant, radiologist, educator, and therapist – impacting healthcare in South Africa.
New data from the World Health Organization and UNICEF show that globally childhood immunisation coverage stalled in 2023, while in
Working with women in Giyani in Limpopo sparked the flame for Professor Kathy Kahn to dedicate her research career to
Former ANC member, now with ActionSA, Kgosi Letlape was recently elected to parliament’s health committee. Biénne Huisman spoke to the
Mireille Wenger was recently appointed to the Western Cape’s top health job. Biénne Huisman chatted to Wenger about health policy,
Despite South Africa producing a substantial number of trained optometrists, the majority of them work in the private sector and
Taking antiretrovirals to prevent HIV infection mostly still involves swallowing one or more pills a day. Some long-acting products that
