We cannot expect our country to thrive without addressing the gaps in women’s healthcare that undermine equality and economic progress in South Africa, says Justine Lacy, clinical executive at Profmed.
Health isn’t just about dodging disease; it’s about maximising performance in everything that you do. Just because you’re not sick doesn’t mean you’re healthy.
Read MoreActivist uses social media to break stigma
Read MoreMore than 19,000 South Africans have blood cancer, and with every 10 new stem cell donor registrations, there is a significant improvement in their chances of finding a life-saving match.
Read MoreAs part of its commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships and supporting advisers and employer groups, Medihelp Medical Scheme has announced the appointment of three experienced professionals to its Growth and Engagement team.
Read MoreIn a resounding reaffirmation of its leadership in clinical excellence and operational precision, C-Care IHK has once again been accredited by Cohsasa, achieving an exceptional compliance score of 98 and securing a further three-year full accreditation award.
Read MoreResearch conducted in Japan found that child abuse accelerates cellular ageing and disrupts a child’s attention to people’s eyes. In the study, researchers investigated both biological ageing and social attention in maltreated preschoolers.
Read MoreLocally and globally, there is growing demand for alternative pain-relief products that utilise advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence, reshaping how pain is managed and treated.
Read MoreThey say it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert, but mastery demands more.
Read MoreMediclinic owner Remgro has informed investors that it has frozen all new recruitment and offered a voluntary early retirement package to corporate office and shared service personnel as it enhances its operating model.
Read MoreASMR treatment includes gentle touch, soundscapes and energy work.
Read MoreThe African Bioinformatics Institute (ABI), recently launched at the University of Cape Town’s Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine (IDM), looks set to advance bioinformatics research and infrastructure to unlock Africa’s full potential in health, development and innovation.
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