| 2 Apr 2013 |
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Top stories
 The Faculty of Health Sciences, at the University of the Witwatersrand, hosted the Carnegie Clinician Scientist Symposium, earlier this month, displaying its first cohort of Carnegie clinician scientists. Scientific clinical research is vital for contributing to the improvement of the health of the people of South Africa and these fellowships have enabled young clinicians with an interest in research to obtain a PhD. Read more >> |
 [Dr Tracy Dunbar] In a business environment where prices and products are so alike, a company's data and how it is used is one of the last remaining differentiators between mediocrity and excellence. Read more >> |
 [Tamar Kahn] The supply agreement between local pharmaceutical company Cipla Medpro and Indian giant Cipla was the focus for analysts attending the company's annual results presentation on Tuesday (26 March). Analysts want to see the contract before making a decision on the offer. Read more >> |
According to office furniture manufacturing company, Angel Shack, studies show that disease-causing microbes lurk in the most unexpected places, such as office furnishings and accessories. The average desk surface has 20961 germs per 6.5cm2 and is home to 400 times more bacteria than an office toilet seat. Read more >> |
 Eight steel companies exceeded the 85 decibel (A-rated) limit by between 50% and 100% according to a study on noise-induced hearing loss, done by the National Institute for Occupational Health. Read more >> |
 Defence Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla will visit soldiers wounded in the Central African Republic at 1 Military Hospital, in Pretoria, on Thursday (28 March). Read more >> |
 Scientists have found traces of human tissue in meat meant for public consumption, but this poses "no threat" to the consumers who eat it. Read more >> |
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