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Moses John Bockarie 8 Jul 2019

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Professor Valerie Mizrahi. Photo: Robyn Walker/UCT

UCT scientist uses award to fund TB research

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Decolonising healthcare

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Tips from Nigeria on teaching teens about breast and cervical cancer

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With the right skills and infrastructure, Africa can boost its genomics research efforts. Dmytro Zinkevych/Shutterstock

Africa needs a heavy dose of investment in genomics research

Jenniffer Mabuka-Maroa 5 Apr 2019

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Guinea pigs cured of Ebola with antibodies, raising hopes for treatment in humans

Pramila Rajil & Alain Townsend 4 Apr 2019

Tools like the WHO checklist can lead to better surgical outcomes in countries with limited resources. Shutterstock

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Dedicated cannabis expo set for Cape Town in April

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Health workers in Liberia at the height of the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak. Ahmed Jallanzo/EPA

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Dr Joseph Sempa of Sacema presenting at the 2019 Clinic on Meaningful Modelling of Epidemiological Data. AIMS-South Africa

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To protect us all, babies travelling overseas may need the measles shot at 6 months instead of 12

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Fruit bats can pass Ebola on to humans. Jeffrey Paul Wade/Shutterstock

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Professor Valerie Mizrahi. Photo: Robyn Walker/UCT

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Two women sell roadside refreshments in rural Kano in 2011. Shobana Shankar, CC BY-SA

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Photo: Newstalk

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With the right skills and infrastructure, Africa can boost its genomics research efforts. Dmytro Zinkevych/Shutterstock

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Jenniffer Mabuka-Maroa 5 Apr 2019

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Dedicated cannabis expo set for Cape Town in April

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Health workers in Liberia at the height of the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak. Ahmed Jallanzo/EPA

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Why does malaria recur? How pieces of the puzzle are slowly being filled in

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R&D is the pipeline for science jobs in Africa

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First-for-Africa platform will advance gene research

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Associate Professor Liesl Zühlke. Photo: UCT

Award to fund paediatric heart disease research in Africa

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New partnership to boost drug discovery for malaria, TB and more in Africa

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Health systems rarely consider that patients switch between hospitals or primary healthcare centres and indigenous medicine for their health issues. Direct Relief/Tobin Greensweig

Why indigenous medicine could play a role in rebuilding health systems

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Consider this advice before travelling abroad for health care

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New vaccine might be game-changer in Ebola fight

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Building knowledge-based economies in Africa

29 Mar 2018

(L to R): Thierry Zomahoun, president and CEO of AIMS, and founder and chair of NEF, Elsevier CEO, Ron Mobed.

New scientific publication boosts African research

28 Mar 2018

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Understanding Africa's diverse gene pool can help fight lifestyle diseases

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Dedicated website set up to address Listeriosis questions and concerns

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Study: African surgical patients twice as likely to die

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Winners of the Pioneers of Health Challenge announced

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