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Andrew Edwards, executive principal officer of Liberty Medical Scheme and fitness expert, Lisa Raleigh, outline seven ways to get the most out of 2014 and stick to your New Year's resolutions. Read more >> | Summer is the most common season for lice activity and, as thousands of children head back to school this month, steps should be taken to avert this unpleasant and potentially dangerous infestation. Read more >> | Rod Baker A malaria outbreak in Limpopo has led to the issuing of a travel warning and the dispatch of health teams to the province, reports the SABC. Read more >> | Differences in lifestyle and reproductive factors are the main reasons behind lower breast cancer rates in South Asian and black women... Read more >> | Wits students towered head and shoulders above the rest in the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa examination held in October 2013. Read more >> | Rod Baker NEWSWATCH: The Independent (UK) reports that some elderly South Africans are using condoms for a different purpose... easing arthritis pain. Read more >> |
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| Nicky Smith The problem with road deaths in SA is that no one knows how many people are actually killed in car accidents. Read more >>
| | Who says health warnings and measures when it comes to tobacco products don't work? Read more >>
| | CANNES, FRANCE: Lions Health, the new bespoke Festival and Awards celebrating creativity in healthcare marketing and communications, has opened for entries. Read more >>
| | Nicky Smith Despite more than 840 road blocks and 3,800 arrests for traffic infringements during the end-of-year holiday season, the death toll on SA's roads were little changed from a year ago, with 1,357 people losing their lives between 1 December and 7 January. Read more >>
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| | NEW YORK, USA: The White House is poised to sign a year-long contract with global consulting firm Accenture, worth roughly US$90m, to maintain the government's troubled health insurance website, according to reports in the US. Read more >>
| | TOKYO: Japan's health ministry plans to file a criminal complaint against the local arm of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis over alleged exaggerated advertising for a popular blood-pressure drug, an official said Wednesday, 8 January 2014. Read more >>
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| | Ian Ollis MP, DA Shadow Minister of Transport, says that Minister Dipuo Peters release of number of festive season road deaths (1,376) is premature. Read more >>
| | Fewer road accidents and deaths were recorded in Mpumalanga over December. Read more >>
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