Health & Wellness
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SANBS warns of declining blood stocks ahead of festive season
SANBS urges South Africans to donate blood as national stocks fall to 3,9 days’ cover, below the five-day target, ahead of the festive season.
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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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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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SPONSORED | Pharmacy of the week: Kroon Apteek
Behind the counter at Kroon Apteek is a dedicated team. They are driven by a strong commitment to community healthcare and personalised service.
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Ervare praktisyn glo: Dit gaan nie net oor tegniese kennis, maar ook menswees
Met bykans drie dekades se ervaring versterk spraakterapeut-oudioloog Zelda Wolmarans die Kroonstad Gehoorsentrum se dienslewering.
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Putting hearing health first can give you a second lease on life
“Knowing your hearing status is essential, especially given that undiagnosed hearing loss can significantly impact mental well-being and cognitive health.”
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Tears of joy as parents celebrate the miraculous lives of premature babies
The parents of premature babies celebrated precious life at Bloemfontein’s Life Rosepark Hospital.
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Kankeroorwinnaars | Stryd tref haar in isolasie van pandemietyd – vandag bly sy uitreik, uit dankbaarheid
“Daagliks gryp ek die kans aan om die Here voluit te dien en so ‘n positiewe verskil in mense se lewe te bring.”
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Myths on eye care busted
Does reading in the dark or sitting too close to the TV damage your eyes? Or do carrots give you superior vision? Here is a look at what’s fact and…
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Understanding head injuries in rugby: What parents need to know
The rugby season in South Africa underscores the risks of head injuries. Early detection and accurate diagnosis are critical for effective treatment.
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