Health & Wellness
Health & Wellness
Health & Wellness
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One of a kind in Africa: Lab in Free State 3D prints life-changing medical devices
Changing Faces, Changing Lives at the Central University of Technology (CUT) in Bloemfontein has transformed the lives of more than 5 000 patients.
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First health rewards for public healthcare users launched
The Western Cape has launched WOWRewards, a pilot programme rewarding public healthcare users for making healthier choices.
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Keeping an eye on your feet could be more valuable than a palm reading
Your feet can reveal a lot about your general health. Look out for these symptoms and warning signs and seek help if needed.
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R200m upgrade strengthens Groote Schuur Hospital emergency care
A R200m upgrade has transformed Groote Schuur Hospital’s Emergency and Trauma Centre, with the facility now providing improved care to patients.
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Rising medical aid costs spark call for healthcare reform
Medical scheme members face rising healthcare costs as the BHF calls for structural reforms to help make lower contribution increases possible.
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month | CANSA helps families to keep going
CANSA’s Tough Living with Cancer programme offers practical, emotional and nutritional support to young cancer patients and families.
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Investigation underway after nine Koeberg High learners fall ill
An investigation is underway after nine Koeberg High learners allegedly consumed dagga muffins and required medical attention at the school.
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Qanduqandu residents left in sewage mess after drains burst
Heavy flooding in Qanduqandu, Khayelitsha, affected over 50 shacks due to burst drains, prompting urgent cleanup and relocation appeals from residents.
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R3m sports court brings new opportunities to Kensington youth
A new R3 million sports court in Ward 56, Cape Town, is giving young people access to sport while creating opportunities, skills and sporting dreams.
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Edongweni residents slam City over rubbish collection
Mfuleni shack dwellers criticize the City for failing to collect rubbish for two months, resorting to burning waste while awaiting a new service provider.
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