Tribute: Prof Lynette Denny, a giant bows out
Denny was a gynaecological oncologist who dedicated decades of her life to cervical cancer research, screening and treatment.
Denny was a gynaecological oncologist who dedicated decades of her life to cervical cancer research, screening and treatment.
Most individuals infected with the flu virus will have mild illness. But certain groups of people are at risk of
Patients at Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in Johannesburg are enduring the cold without blankets due to a dysfunctional laundry service
The recent cases in KZN and Gauteng suggest local transmission, as none of the patients had traveled to affected countries.
South Africa’s new administration must address child malnutrition, affecting over 1.5 million children, with comprehensive nutrition and support programs.
148 people die daily from TB in South Africa, driven by poverty, inequality, and undernutrition, needing a multifaceted, community approach.
A pregnant woman was evicted from a POWA shelter due to Gauteng’s budget cuts, affecting numerous NPOs and services.
Despite clearing a backlog of 37,000 surgeries, Gauteng still has a 38,000-patient waiting list due to infrastructure and resource issues.
Salma’s undiagnosed diabetes led to a stroke. Technology-driven healthcare solutions offer affordable, accessible care in Africa, improving health outcomes.
South Africa’s Tobacco Control Bill faces delays and industry pushback, but it’s crucial for public health and economic stability.
Denny was a gynaecological oncologist who dedicated decades of her life to cervical cancer research, screening and treatment.
Most individuals infected with the flu virus will have mild illness. But certain groups of people are at risk of
Patients at Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in Johannesburg are enduring the cold without blankets due to a dysfunctional laundry service
The recent cases in KZN and Gauteng suggest local transmission, as none of the patients had traveled to affected countries.
South Africa’s new administration must address child malnutrition, affecting over 1.5 million children, with comprehensive nutrition and support programs.
148 people die daily from TB in South Africa, driven by poverty, inequality, and undernutrition, needing a multifaceted, community approach.
A pregnant woman was evicted from a POWA shelter due to Gauteng’s budget cuts, affecting numerous NPOs and services.
Despite clearing a backlog of 37,000 surgeries, Gauteng still has a 38,000-patient waiting list due to infrastructure and resource issues.
Salma’s undiagnosed diabetes led to a stroke. Technology-driven healthcare solutions offer affordable, accessible care in Africa, improving health outcomes.
South Africa’s Tobacco Control Bill faces delays and industry pushback, but it’s crucial for public health and economic stability.